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Dora attracts the Net Investment Income Tax of 3.8% since her AGI exceeds the threshold limit, with a single filing status, of $200,000.
Dora attracts LTCG tax of 15% since her LTCG falls in the range of $39,376 – $434,550 under the Single filing category
Therefore, Dora will have to pay 18.8% tax on $50,000 hence the correct option is D
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