working | |||||
Short term | Long term overall | Long term 28% | Long term 25% | Long term 0/15/20% | |
Stock N | 10100 | ||||
Stock O | -4900 | ||||
Antiques | 5100 | 5100 | |||
Unrecaptured 1250 gain | 30000 | 30000 | |||
Remining Gain from rental property | 182100 | 182100 | |||
Stock L | 11100 | 11100 | |||
Stock m | -8900 | -8900 | |||
Total | 5200 | 5100 | 30000 | 184300 | |
Ordinary income is (404200+5200) | 409400 | ||||
Amt | Income type | Rate | Tax | ||
$19,050 | Ordinary | 10% | $1,905 | ||
(77400-19500) | Ordinary | 12% | 6948 | ||
$77,401 to $165,000 | Ordinary | 22% | 10512 | ||
$165,001 to $315,000 | Ordinary | 24% | 36000 | ||
$315,001 to $400,000 | Ordinary | 32% | 27200 | ||
$400,001 to $600,000 | Ordinary | 35% | 3290 | ||
30000 gain | 25% | 7500 | |||
5100 capital gain | 28% | 1428 | |||
184300 capital gain | 15% | 27645 | |||
Total gross tax liability | $122,428 |
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