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Short Term Capital Gains Tax Explained For Beginners

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A hypothetical scenario where buying Tesla stock at $400, selling at $500 after one month, results in a $100 profit taxed at 22%, totaling $22 in short-term capital gains tax for someone in the 22% tax bracket.
"let's say you bought tesla stock for four hundred dollars you held it for one month and then you sold it at 500. so you held it for one month so it's a short term capital gain and your profit is 100 you're to take the 100 profit and you're the 22 tax bracket so then your tax your short-term capital gains tax will be 22"
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Short-term capital gains are taxed at an individual's normal, regular income tax rate.
"the short-term capital gains tax rate that is your normal regular tax rate"
Short-term Capital Gains Tax Rate
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Long-term capital gains receive a more favorable tax rate compared to short-term capital gains.
"the long-term capital gains tax rate that is a better and more favorable tax rate"
Long-term Capital Gains Tax Rate
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Brokerage accounts will provide a 1099-B tax form by February 15th to report stock trades.
"your brokerage account they will provide you a 1099 b tax form"
Brokerage Account Tax Forms
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Brokerage accounts are legally required to provide the 1099-B tax form by February 15th, which is relevant for filing taxes by the April deadline.
"you will file you will file your taxes by april right by february 15th your brokerage account they will provide you a 1099 b tax form"
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