Actually, you might be right Michael, because the bottom income tax bracket is 10% and would revert to 15%, or a 50% increase, while the current capital gains bracket is 15% and it would rise to 25% a 67% increase. I assumed wages and earnings, but it could be capital gains. In that case there wouldn’t be any FICA taxes, so the overall rate would be lower, but there wouldn’t be an Earned Income Credit either.
I don’t deal with capital gains, I left that to an tax pro the few times it has happened.
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