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Capital Gain

Capital Gains Tax

by TheProAdvisor on September 4, 2009

taxesCapital Gains Tax – The amount of tax charged on the earnings of an investment.  Normally gains are classified as short-term (less than one) or long-term (more than one year) based on how long you had the investment.  As of September 2009, Capital Gains Tax is charged at 15% by the federal government for long-term investments and at normal income tax rates for short-term investments.  Some states charge an additional tax on Capital Gains.

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Capital Loss

by TheProAdvisor on September 4, 2009

Capital Loss - The negative difference between what you paid for an investment and what received when you sold that investment.  Normally a Capital Loss is treated as a negative earning with an applicable tax deduction.

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Capital Gains

September 4, 2009

Capital Gain – The positive difference between what you paid for an investment and what received when you sold that investment.  Normally treated as your earnings and taxed at the applicable federal and state capital gains tax rates.  Capital Gains can be either short-term (had the investment less than one year) or long-term (had investment [...]

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