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Tax Rate for box 2a 1099 DIV
For every $1,000 I enter in box 2a of 1099-DIV my tax increases by $240, i.e. a 24% tax rate. I was expecting a 20% tax rate. Why the difference?
Adding income to a tax return can have side effects besides the direct tax on the added income. The increase in income could reduce or eliminate various deductions or credits that are not related to the income that was added, but that have income-based limits or phase-outs. If you received Social Security benefits it could make more of your Social Security taxable. You have to compare your entire Form 1040 line by line before and after adding the capital gain distributions to see what else is changing besides the amount of capital gain. If there's a change in an amount that comes from another form or schedule, you have to look at that form or schedule to see what's happening.
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