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[Event] Ask the Experts: Investments: Stocks, Crypto, & More
- Greetings JR
If you are a single taxpayer and your only income is the capital gain if it is long term.
Consider the $50,000 gain less the standard deduction $15,750 = $34,250.
Applying the 0% capital gains rate, your $34,250 is less that the maximum of the bracket for long term gains ($48,350 single filers in 2025).
If the gain is short term you will be looking at ordinary taxable income.
We have a capital gains calculator that you may use for changes in your situation.
https://blog.turbotax.intuit.com/income-and-investments/capital-gains-tax-calculator-48615/
And there are other calculators that you may use including one for the most recent tax changes.
https://blog.turbotax.intuit.com/collection/calculators/
Thanks for the question!! Hope this helps!
a week ago