Business, 18.03.2021 19:50 mccoykanye
You are in the 33% marginal tax rate. Stock you purchased at the beginning of the year has increased in value by $27,000. If you waited a month, your capital gain would be classified as long-term. At what rate would you be taxed, and what would be your tax liability given this scenario?
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