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Do I need to pay estimated taxes on long-term capital gains if no other income?
Starting in 2025.... Single, No dependents, Renter, Unemployed.
I plan to sell shares of stock with long-term gain status to provide monthly income, until I find employment again.
It appears if my total income (via gains) is less than or equal to $48,350 I would not need to pay estimated taxes since my tax liability is zero(?). I also live in a state with no state income tax or gains tax. (I also have some marginal dividends from other accounts, and will take it into consideration).
Questions...
1. Do I need to pay estimated taxes in the above scenario?
2. Can I also consider the 2025 standard deduction of $15,000 will then allow gains up to $63,350 and pay no taxes?
Open to any other thoughts on this. Thank you.
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‎January 17, 2025
12:49 PM