One of the main ways to profit from investing is to buy assets at one price and then sell them at a higher price. These types of profits are known as capital gains. As with most kinds of profits, they’re subject to taxes. There are two types of capital gains: short term and long term. Taxes can impact the growth of your portfolio, so it’s important to understand how capital gains taxes work and learn some strategies that could potentially minimize them.
Consult with the IRS for the latest information on capital gains tax rates: https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc409
Consult with the IRS for the latest information on tax brackets: https://www.irs.gov/filing/federal-income-tax-rates-and-brackets
All corporate names and market data shown are for illustrative purposes only and are not a recommendation, offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security.
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@saidqamqami5716
Are the international investors non resident in state concerned by such taxes
@gixxer7907
If i sell in this month, next month or January, when do I have to pay capital gains by? Is it april 2025 or later than that? When does the 2024/2025 year start?
@danp4350
Great video. If I contribute weekly to a particular stock in a taxable brokerage account, when I sell, will it be a blend of short term and long-term capital gains taxes if I have been using this investment strategy for over 52 weeks?
If this question doesn’t make sense please let me know
But having an answer to this question to on would help me greatly. Thank you
@Paolo1964
Great video
@jwol11741
I thought if you put it back in the market within a certain time it's not considered realized. So any time you sell with profit its automatically taxed?
@The_Practical_Bond
So if he sold $50 of the stock and kept the $10 in, would he still have to pay taxes on it? Sounds like no
@Deckinickinic
Taxation is theft.
Extortion.
Fraud.
@The-realnews
The video presentation is amazing out of this world
@willortega9801
What if you buy and then during the whole 4 years your holding but still buying at the same time would it be considered a capital long term gain ?
@Jessticks2319
Let’s say “hypothetically “ you realized 100k in Tesla in 2024 by selling and then rebought 1 day later the exact same amount …. Then in the first two months of 2025 Tesla hypothetically tanks giving you 100k loss for 2025 and your sitting on a 100k I realized loss in 2025 …. So your net zero for 2024-2025 … can you claim losses in reverse? O god help me …. Hypothetically.
@Crapgramp
At 2:53, what does this diagram mean? They’ve got these buckets with these $$ values. They don’t make sense.
The first “bucket“ seems to show that if your single income tax is less than $40,000, you don’t get taxed for long-term capital gain. The second bucket seems to mention if you make over $40,000-$441,000 you get taxed 15% for long-term capital gain. Question: what does the $160,000 above that mean?
Lastly, the third bucket seems to imply that if you were single income is over $441,000, you get taxed 20%. But the bucket mentions zero dollars above it?? What does this mean?
@JennyPham-c7j
hi, I sold the house make profit 100k owned over a year. Do I pay 100k capital gain tax seperately from my W2? Or combined those 2 incomes with 20% tax ( for example: 80k(w2)+100k = 120k with 20% tax bracket? Thank you!
@jonathankennedy4779
Tax the church!
@davidboyd8113
The fraudulent thing about capital gains tax is it takes no consideration into especially in properties the land tax you’ve paid over the years the insurance and the maintenance does not affect the maximum capital gains they can take from you
@Chloeglennon
Thank you, you explained this so well I wish i learned all of this in high school.
@omar-eduardocoronado
As soon as I saw this dude wearing that sweater, with a head full of white hair and green eyes, I knew I stroke gold and I needed to shut up and listen. The cherry on top of the cake would have been if he was wearing his wedding ring, then it would have been 10/10
@LucasMoreno-f6b2t
I think it's important to stick to stocks that are immune to economic policies. AI stocks that have the potential to power and transform future technologies. It seems AI is the trajectory most companies are taking, including even established FAANG companies. Maybe there are other recommendations?
@ThomasDeMaria-uh7lr
In regard to taxes, the government is like a casino, it always wins!!!
@SHOGUNSANDSHRINES
We haven’t introduced investment education as a compulsory subject in Japan. I don’t know now though. Thanks!
@Realrookietrucker122
No free rides
@CharlesSchwab
Consult with the IRS for the latest information on capital gains tax rates:
https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc409 and tax brackets:
https://www.irs.gov/filing/federal-income-tax-rates-and-brackets