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James Welling, a 37-year-old engineer has an appointment to meet you in about an hour. As you are reviewing his accounts, you notice that he is a fairly active trader. He seems to do pretty well with returns that outpace the averages, but you can't help wonder how much he ends up paying each year in capital gains taxes.
As his appointment time approaches, you prepare a short explanation of the way that capital gains taxes may be hurting his net returns and the difference between short-term gains and long-term gains.
Prepare some detailed discussion points that cover the following:
- How capital gains taxes may be hurting James' net returns.
- The difference between short-term gains and long-term gains.
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July 17, 2017
Title: Capital Gain Tax
1.James Net Return
Capital gain tax is a type of tax on capital gain or profit realized from the sale of the
non-inventory asset. These non-inventory assets do not remain in stock and are either
purchased for company use or custom product purchased for projects.Thus profit generated
from the sale is taxed.James Welling, being an engineer is expected to h...
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