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The Difference Between a 37% Tax Bill and a 0% One Is How Long You Held the Stock

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Michael Williams

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If you own individual stocks in a regular taxable brokerage account, the IRS quietly hands you one of the biggest tax breaks in the code: hold a winner for more than 365 days, and the tax rate on your gain can collapse from as high as 37% all the way to 0%. Same stock, same ... The Difference Between a 37% Tax Bill and a 0% One Is How Long You Held the Stock

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