I've read that 15% should be considered for tax. I think that this is too much and I also think shares do need to be accounted for as well.
How much per trade to account for tax?
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Originally posted by Advice Pro View PostI've read that 15% should be considered for tax. I think that this is too much and I also think shares do need to be accounted for as well."Trade What Is Happening...Not What You Think Is Gonna Happen"
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Short term gains are 5% or 15% depending on tax bracket. The fact you have money to trade means your most likely in the 15% bracket (I think the cutoff is 25% income tax bracket or higher = 15% on gains). Long term capital gains are taxed at 10% if you hold more than a year. Dividends are considered long term capital gains as well, regardless of holding period.
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