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When the shareholder realizes the gain from the share price, that gain is taxed. And if it is a short-term holding, that income is taxed like regular income. No
by torstenvl 8y ago
When the shareholder realizes the gain from the share price, that gain is taxed. And if it is a short-term holding, that income is taxed like regular income. Nobody is getting taxed at 0%.
- mercutio2 8y agoIf you have little or no ordinary income, a decent chunk of qualified dividends and long term capital gains pay 0% federal income tax. $77k for joint filers in 2018. [0] Not a particular trustworthy site, but whatever: [0] https://www.thebalance.com/how-to-use-the-zero-percent-tax-rate-on-capital-gains-2388995 https://www.thebalance.com/how-to-use-the-zero-percent-tax-r...