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Sunday, August 7, 2011
Saturday, August 6, 2011
How do I pay income tax on ForEx earnings?
This is my first time for paying income tax on ForEx, being a US citizen i believe i have to pay tax on forex income, but i have no clue what do i have to do for that. Thanks for your help.
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Normally you need to file them as capital gains or losses (like you would with stocks or options).
But you can make a special election that will allow you to split them as 60% long terms capital gains and 40% regular income, which is advantageous for tax purposes since long term capital gains rates are lower.
Chosen Answer:
Normally you need to file them as capital gains or losses (like you would with stocks or options).
But you can make a special election that will allow you to split them as 60% long terms capital gains and 40% regular income, which is advantageous for tax purposes since long term capital gains rates are lower.
Exam Pro on Federal Income Taxation (Exam Pro)
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Friday, August 5, 2011
What is a fair income and capital gains tax rate for the rich to pay?
In 2006 the top 2% paid 60% of all income taxes but earned only 30% of the income.
Shouldn't we lower their tax rate to make it more fair?
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I agree.
What people are mad at is the wealth these people have already attained and been taxed for. Apparently because they hold so much wealth, people feel they should pay more of their income.....which is ridiculous.
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Shouldn't we lower their tax rate to make it more fair?
Chosen Answer:
I agree.
What people are mad at is the wealth these people have already attained and been taxed for. Apparently because they hold so much wealth, people feel they should pay more of their income.....which is ridiculous.
by: grandma zaza
on: 3rd March
Basic Federal Income Tax Crunchtime 2009
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Thursday, August 4, 2011
Examples & Explanations: Federal Income Tax, 5th Edition
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