That’s already a thing 😒

Short-Term Capital Gains : If you sell an asset that has been held for one year or less, any profit is typically classified as a short-term capital gain. These are usually taxed at your ordinary income tax rates, which can be higher than the rates applied to long-term capital gains.

Long-Term Capital Gains : If you hold an asset for more than one year before selling it and realize a profit, that profit is generally considered a long-term capital gain. Long-term capital gains are often taxed at reduced tax rates compared to ordinary income tax rates. In the U.S., these rates are typically 0%

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It’s 0% if your income is tiny.. for most it’s at least 10%

Do you call $44,625 a year for singles tiny?

Do you call 89,250 a year for jointly tiny?

Yes

Remember; If you earn $44k a year you are in the top 20% of earners globally..

15% for most people.

Whatever they have to say to get you to sell

I would prefer 0% over 15%. Nothing wrong with taking some profits to buy a house or something. Where I live it's around 45%.

Permissionless peer to peer money. Bitcoin doesn’t need tax incentives..

Some people aren't into tax evasion.

Some people aren’t into making ass tons of fiat and needing to avoid taxes in the first place

Which group do you think is larger?