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| Subject: Re: Reminder: 0% long term rate is ending for 15 | Date: 12/5/2010 7:22 PM | |
| Author: 0x6a74 | Number: 67784 of 101522 | |
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2010 is last year of the 0% long term capital gains tax rate for people in the 15% or less federal tax bracket. If you qualify you might want to sell and repurchase stocks with long term gains to establish a higher cost basis. i just discovered this ... starting to play with TurboTax last week.. is it Certain that it will remain for 2010? not part of "Bush" expiring tax cuts?? = .... accidentally had a lot of Gain .. using the low tax to convert some IRA to Roth |
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