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Question

Capitall gains

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
January 22, 2025
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Why is Turbo tax counting Long term capital gains as income even though my taxable income on my 1040 is below $94050? I am MFJ.

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Capital gains taxes can be eliminated based on your income. That does not mean the actual capital gains is not reported on your tax return as taxable income.

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The tax calculation does not apply the same tax rate to all of your income. If your total taxable income is $94,050 or less (for MFJ), the long-term capital gain portion of your income will be taxed at the 0% rate.