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But unless your salary is $1 (which the IRS frowns upon these days) while your long term capital gains and dividend will get the 15% rate; your non stock compen
by smileysteve 8y ago
But unless your salary is $1 (which the IRS frowns upon these days) while your long term capital gains and dividend will get the 15% rate; your non stock compensation will start at the 70%
- basch 8y ago>your non stock compensation will start at the 70% it wont start there, it will start at the normal tax rate, and hit 70% after 10 million.
- smileysteve 8y agoIt's fungible whether you account for capital gains or earned income for your first 0-15% where your capital gains/dividends alone exceeds the maximum tax bracket.