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Certainly.
Depending on whether it is long term or short term, it might be 0, 15% or 20%. (or more)
10,000 on 76,000 is 13%. Of course it might also affect credits.
If it is all long term, it is going to cause a minimum of $5340 in additional taxes at the 15% bracket. If it is short term gains, that number will be even more. Additionally, if you received any Premium Tax Credits (Obamacare) throughout the year, you most likely will be paying all of that back.
Take a look at your Schedule D Tax Worksheet
and Form 8962 (if applicable).
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