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Both the regular income tax rates and the capital gains rates are "bracketed," meaning only the amounts above each threshold are at the higher rate (otherwise you would take one step forward, two steps back if you barely entered a new bracket).
Both the regular income tax rates and the capital gains rates are "bracketed," meaning only the amounts above each threshold are at the higher rate (otherwise you would take one step forward, two steps back if you barely entered a new bracket).
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