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Graduated Rates on QDI

Is it true that regardless of total taxable income reported on a Married Filing Joint Form 1040, I still get the benefit of the graduated rates?
0% on $94,300

15% on the next $489,450
20% on the amounts over $583,750

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Graduated Rates on QDI

yes. but how the rates are applied depends in part on your other taxable income. review the tax calculation on the qualified dividend and long-term capital gain worksheet. other income can push these into higher brackets. 

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Graduated Rates on QDI

yes. but how the rates are applied depends in part on your other taxable income. review the tax calculation on the qualified dividend and long-term capital gain worksheet. other income can push these into higher brackets. 

Graduated Rates on QDI

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