10200 IS NOT TAXABLE AND STANDARD DEDUCTION DONT PUT BELOW15000 FOR EIC

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is capital gains included in the taxable income limit of $96700 per married couple? Do we get to take off our standard deduction? IE How do they count our income regarding this taxed limit? Which line of the 1040 is the determining amount ?

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