Does the taxable income amount include capital gains to determine what the capital gains tax rate will be if I plan to sell a stock?

[izito2666]

For joint filers with Taxable Income is less than 83,350 the Fed Cap gain tax rate is ZERO% then 15% if income is above 83,350. But if my only earned income is $80k and sell stock with $100k Cap Gains does that mean my taxable income is now higher ($180k) therefore resulting in a higher Cap Gain rate of 15%?

[Bsch4477]

The amount of capital gains which takes you over the zero taxed amount is taxed at 15%. 

[Mike9241]

YES, with $180K in taxable income of which $100K is long-term gain and the balance ordinary income then on a joint return most of the $100K will be taxed at 15% actually $100,000 - 3,350