Shares Babu Sharesss

[tom bhayya]

[quote name='Silence..Please' timestamp='1320418315' post='3063144']

but my TZA shares are going up
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[Gachibowli_Diwakar]

[quote name='Alexander' timestamp='1320423274' post='3063471']


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ba .. shares miidha Tax file chesinapudu .. ochina profit ki entha tax pay chesthaam general ga ? I know the % you pay is little less when u sell them after 1yr ..

[tom bhayya]

[quote name='Silence..Please' timestamp='1320423471' post='3063496']

ba .. shares miidha Tax file chesinapudu .. ochina profit ki entha tax pay chesthaam general ga ? I know the % you pay is little less when u sell them after 1yr ..
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aa headache antha tax file chesinappudu aa agent gaadu chusukuntaadu.. ya short term share medha vachey profit ki oka percent. long term vaatiki verey percent...

[tom bhayya]

[quote name='Silence..Please' timestamp='1320423471' post='3063496']

ba .. shares miidha Tax file chesinapudu .. ochina profit ki entha tax pay chesthaam general ga ? I know the % you pay is little less when u sell them after 1yr ..
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[b] Long-term Capital Gains[/b]
You must hold the stock at least one full year to qualify for the long-term capital gains rates. This is extremely important and I encourage you to make absolutely sure by holding the stock one-year and a day at least.
The tax on a long-term capital gain is currently 15% if you are in the 25% income tax bracket or higher and just 5% if you are in the 15% or lower tax bracket.

As you will see, qualifying for the long-term rates is important.

[b] Short-term Capital Gains[/b]
If you hold a stock less than one year before selling it, the IRS classifies the sale as a short-term capital gain and taxes the profit as ordinary income. This means you could pay 25% or much higher of your profit in taxes.
Unless there is a compelling reason, hold on to the stock long enough to qualify for the long-term capital gains rates.

[b] Dividend Tax[/b]
Companies that distribute profits through dividends create a taxable event for you. The IRS taxes dividends at 15%, but this is a tax-relief provision that could expire after 2011 if not renewed. Otherwise, dividends may be considered ordinary income and taxed at your current rate.
There is not much you can do to avoid some tax on dividends, unless you hold your stock in a qualified retirement plan and have a dividend reinvestment plan.

[Vikkas]

[quote name='Silence..Please' timestamp='1320423471' post='3063496']

ba .. shares miidha Tax file chesinapudu .. ochina profit ki entha tax pay chesthaam general ga ? I know the % you pay is little less when u sell them after 1yr ..
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profit will be added to ur gross income. so based on gross income tax varied.
last year naaku shares meedha vachina profit lo 40% varaku tax lo kattalsi vachindi gross peragadam valla.

[Gachibowli_Diwakar]

[quote name='Vikkas' timestamp='1320423813' post='3063523']

profit will be added to ur gross income. so based on gross income tax varied.
last year naaku shares meedha vachina profit lo [b]40% varaku tax[/b] lo kattalsi vachindi gross peragadam valla.
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inka em miguluthundhi ... boodidha thappa

[Gachibowli_Diwakar]

[quote name='Alexander' timestamp='1320423805' post='3063522']

[b] Long-term Capital Gains[/b]
You must hold the stock at least one full year to qualify for the long-term capital gains rates. This is extremely important and I encourage you to make absolutely sure by holding the stock one-year and a day at least.
The tax on a long-term capital gain is currently 15% if you are in the 25% income tax bracket or higher and just 5% if you are in the 15% or lower tax bracket.

As you will see, qualifying for the long-term rates is important.

[b] Short-term Capital Gains[/b]
If you hold a stock less than one year before selling it, the IRS classifies the sale as a short-term capital gain and taxes the profit as ordinary income. This means you could pay 25% or much higher of your profit in taxes.
Unless there is a compelling reason, hold on to the stock long enough to qualify for the long-term capital gains rates.

[b] Dividend Tax[/b]
Companies that distribute profits through dividends create a taxable event for you. The IRS taxes dividends at 15%, but this is a tax-relief provision that could expire after 2011 if not renewed. Otherwise, dividends may be considered ordinary income and taxed at your current rate.
There is not much you can do to avoid some tax on dividends, unless you hold your stock in a qualified retirement plan and have a dividend reinvestment plan.
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investment anna perey kani .. tax roopam lo veella bondha miidha koduthunnaam ga malli chaala amount ni

[Vikkas]

[quote name='Silence..Please' timestamp='1320424002' post='3063535']

inka em miguluthundhi ... boodidha thappa
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last year naa income chaala ekkuva unde bhayya. 6 digits daatindi. so tax kooda peruguthundi kada. malli anni short term investments

[littlestar]

[quote name='Vikkas' timestamp='1320424916' post='3063585']
last year naa income chaala ekkuva unde bhayya. 6 digits daatindi. so tax kooda peruguthundi kada. malli anni short term investments
[/quote]thondarlone adi 7 digit avvali

[Vikkas]

[quote name='Little Star' timestamp='1320428736' post='3063904']
thondarlone adi 7 digit avvali
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indian currency loki convest chesthe already ayindi raaa.

[littlestar]

nenu monna join ainappudu 45 unde maa company share..ee roju 53

[Vikkas]

[quote name='Little Star' timestamp='1320429329' post='3063975']
nenu monna join ainappudu 45 unde maa company share..ee roju 53
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em company?

[littlestar]

[quote name='Vikkas' timestamp='1320430494' post='3064124']

em company?
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enni saarlu cheppali vayya ..daily aduguthav..CHTR

[littlestar]

[quote name='Vikkas' timestamp='1320428944' post='3063932']

indian currency loki convest chesthe already ayindi raaa.
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hehe...naadi 6 digit US ki eppudu reach aithadooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[Vikkas]

whats up comrades.
evarevaru entha sampadincharu/pogottukunnaru e roju.
naadhi dull day