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H1B lo unnapudu profits oka limit exceed avakoodadu ani rules emina unnaya.
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I tihnk no...

H1B lo unnapudu profits oka limit exceed avakoodadu ani rules emina unnaya.
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I tihnk no...

Oka vela if your profits are high give tax savings tips
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H1B lo unnapudu profits oka limit exceed avakoodadu ani rules emina unnaya.
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neeku profits 1 year kante ekuva hold chesina vaati meedha ochaya?? lekapothe takkuva vati meedhana?

 

 

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neeku profits 1 year kante ekuva hold chesina vaati meedha ochaya?? lekapothe takkuva vati meedhana?


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Antha short term mayya less than 2 months
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no limits on profits on stocks for anyone man...

 

 

tax varies ante..

 

short term gain unte....it will be 45%...

 

long term aite..it will equal to the tax bracket u fall for... 

 

 

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Antha short term mayya less than 2 months
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no limits on profits on stocks for anyone man...


tax varies ante..

short term gain unte....it will be 45%...

long term aite..it will equal to the tax bracket u fall for...


Atla kadu mayya 45% enti

I thought it will be based on total year other earnings

Like say salary 100K
Stocks lo 30 K vachay anuko


Then you tax will be what should be for 130K bracket


Am I wrong
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Atla kadu mayya 45% enti

I thought it will be based on total year other earnings

Like say salary 100K
Stocks lo 30 K vachay anuko


Then you tax will be what should be for 130K bracket


Am I wrong
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nope...

 

it is for long term investment gains...

 

 

ala aite naaku 8K profit this year...kaani almost 4000 kadtunna tax dani valla...

 

ne logic use cheste....it will go down to 1200$ ...  kaani ala kaade..
 

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nope...

it is for long term investment gains...


ala aite naaku 8K profit this year...kaani almost 4000 kadtunna tax dani valla...

ne logic use cheste....it will go down to 1200$ ... kaani ala kaade..


Short-term capital gains

Short-term capital gains do not benefit from any special tax rate – they are taxed at the same rate as your ordinary income. For 2013, ordinary tax rates ranged from 10 percent to 39.6 percent, depending on your total taxable income.

If you sell an asset you have held for one year or less, any profit you make is considered a short-term capital gain. The clock begins ticking from the day after you acquire the asset up to and including the day you sell it.

Long-term capital gains

If you can manage to hold your assets for longer than a year, you can benefit from a reduced tax rate on your profits. For 2013, the long-term capital gains tax rates are 0, 15, and 20 percent for most taxpayers. If your ordinary tax rate is already less than 15 percent, you could qualify for the zero percent long-term capital gains rate. For high-income taxpayers, the capital gains rate could save as much as 19.6 percent off the ordinary income rate.


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Short-term capital gains

Short-term capital gains do not benefit from any special tax rate – they are taxed at the same rate as your ordinary income. For 2013, ordinary tax rates ranged from 10 percent to 39.6 percent, depending on your total taxable income.

If you sell an asset you have held for one year or less, any profit you make is considered a short-term capital gain. The clock begins ticking from the day after you acquire the asset up to and including the day you sell it.

Long-term capital gains

If you can manage to hold your assets for longer than a year, you can benefit from a reduced tax rate on your profits. For 2013, the long-term capital gains tax rates are 0, 15, and 20 percent for most taxpayers. If your ordinary tax rate is already less than 15 percent, you could qualify for the zero percent long-term capital gains rate. For high-income taxpayers, the capital gains rate could save as much as 19.6 percent off the ordinary income rate.


 

 

bemmi.thinking.gif  kaadanukunta mayya...  ala aite naaku inko 1000$ return ravochu mari...let me chk..

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