![]() If you made $100,000 in regular income, and only $100 in capital gains income, that $100 dollars would be taxed at the 15% rate and not at the 0% rate, because the $100,000 in regular income pushes you into the 2nd marginal tax bracket for capital gains (between $38,700 and $426,700). Thus any amount of capital gains taxes you make are taxed at a rate that corresponds to starting after you regular income. Capital gains income complicates things slightly as it is taxed after regular income. ![]()
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