mokus
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"It depends, code J indicates a regular distribution and this would apply if you requested to remove the 2022 excess contribution after October 16th, 2023."All ...
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Thank you for your answer.Let's just add some hypothetical numbers:Taxable ordinary income $425K, capital gain $25K. On the Qualified Dividends and Capital Gain...
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My understanding was that as long as the AGI is less than $496600, the capital gain is taxed at 15%. if above, 20%.
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