You are single and earns and income of $80,000 a year. Recently, you sold stocks that you had held longer than a year for a gain of $10,000. How much tax will you pay on this gain?
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You are single and earns and income of $80,000 a year. Recently, you sold stocks that you
had held longer than a year for a gain of $10,000. How much tax will you pay on this gain?
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