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Additionally, if that income has a label of 'capital gains' slapped on it, it's only taxed at up to 15%, rather than up to 35%.
by beoba 16y ago
Additionally, if that income has a label of 'capital gains' slapped on it, it's only taxed at up to 15%, rather than up to 35%.
- Retric 16y agoInclude SS and Medicare and it's not hard to hit 40%.