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This doesn't take into account taxes. If you are consistently profitable on a yearly basis you're expected to pay 100% of last year's capital gains split into E
by herpderperator 5y ago
This doesn't take into account taxes. If you are consistently profitable on a yearly basis you're expected to pay 100% of last year's capital gains split into Estimated Taxes every quarter going forward. That eats into your return if you're reinvesting profits.
- CawCawCaw 5y agoThankfully we have 0% tax on capital gains.