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Abolishing negative gearing, which has been part of our housing markets for a century, and increasing capital gains tax, would clearly have a more substantial and dislocating impact, placing more than just our credit rating at risk. – Scott MorrisonRate it:
Apparently he's hoping that most wouldn't expect a full accounting of his consulting company, additional corporate ownerships, rental income from properties co-owned with (Rubio friend) David Rivera, capital gains, household employees, and self-employment, what is Marco Rubio hiding by not reaching the bar he's setting for Trump and releasing his full tax returns? – Kevin McAlisterRate it:
For more than one hundred years, tax law has recognized that carried interest received from investing in a capital asset is appropriately treated as capital gains, this policy is based on the American economic principles of rewarding entrepreneurial risk, long-term investment, and vision. – Steven JudgeRate it:
Her plan would create a new tax on employers of almost $9 trillion that would come out of workers' pockets, a new financial transaction tax that would impact investments held by middle class Americans, and a new capital gains tax that would affect far more people than she stated tonight. – Joe BidenRate it:
I think this argument between him and the Wall Street Journal over what is essentially two percent of the rate, I think it's slightly overexaggerated. It's not going to make any difference in the real world if there's a one or two percent lower rate, and I think what's he's doing is trying to win votes with the sweetener of the child tax credit, there's nothing wrong with that. And it's true that a pudding has to have a theme, but a tax plan doesn't have to have a theme. The theme here is that you're lowering the rate, particularly on the corporate side. You're lowering the tax on investment and return, capital gains, which is what everybody on the right has always said is the engine to drive growth. So, you've got very serious pro-growth elements in here, and you've got a sweetener for the child tax credit, that that's a rejection of Reaganism I find slightly over the top. – Charles KrauthammerRate it:
If the deal was done exactly the same way, but for cash rather than stock, the tax liability would be mammoth, gains would be taxed at capital gain rates which, for a New York resident, amounts to about 30 percent. – Robert WillensRate it:
If the investor has held the fund for a less than a year, all capital gains will be taxed at their income level, if they have held the fund for greater than a year, they can get a little break in the capital gains tax, maybe 5 % or 20 % depending on your tax bracket, but they may have a big tax bill to pay next year since we've been in a bull market for so long. – Timothy KenneyRate it:
If you have mutual funds in a taxable account, it is important to check the estimated mutual fund distributions that the fund families release ahead of time, by tax-loss harvesting this fund, not only do you avoid the capital gains distribution, you also capture a tax deduction. The combination could be a substantial savings. – Chris JacksonRate it:
It is not advisable for a man of Murdoch's age to engage in a taxable sale of his property, if he passed away while still owning the property, his heirs would achieve a basis step-up for the property, thus eliminating, forever, any capital gains tax on the appreciation in the assets that accrued during the scions' lifetime. – Robert WillensRate it:
It is very difficult to ask family members and family trusts to sell stocks when they will surely get hit with a capital gains tax for doing so, The best answer is sometimes to live with the conflict. – Richard PainterRate it:
Tax-loss harvesting is a great opportunity to reduce taxable income and should be a part of year-end tax planning, investors can use capital losses to offset or eliminate capital gains dollar for dollar in unlimited amounts. – Jason SpecinerRate it:
We could have a case where you could have a Republican president who believes in abolishing the capital gains tax, congress says no, and he then prioritizes IRS collections and says don't collect the capital gains tax, doing exactly what Obama is doing. – Charles KrauthammerRate it:
We don't want this axe over our head with the possibility of this capital gains (tax) being imposed. – Mark MobiusRate it:
You should not let the tax tail wag the dog, but you should consider that capital losses can offset taxable capital gains from investments and reduce your tax bill. – Lorri WinkcompleckRate it:

Abolishing negative gearing, which has been part of our housing markets for a century, and increasing capital gains tax, would clearly have a more substantial and dislocating impact, placing more than just our credit rating at risk.

– Scott MorrisonRate it:

Apparently he's hoping that most wouldn't expect a full accounting of his consulting company, additional corporate ownerships, rental income from properties co-owned with (Rubio friend) David Rivera, capital gains, household employees, and self-employment, what is Marco Rubio hiding by not reaching the bar he's setting for Trump and releasing his full tax returns?

– Kevin McAlisterRate it:

For more than one hundred years, tax law has recognized that carried interest received from investing in a capital asset is appropriately treated as capital gains, this policy is based on the American economic principles of rewarding entrepreneurial risk, long-term investment, and vision.

– Steven JudgeRate it:

Her plan would create a new tax on employers of almost $9 trillion that would come out of workers' pockets, a new financial transaction tax that would impact investments held by middle class Americans, and a new capital gains tax that would affect far more people than she stated tonight.

– Joe BidenRate it:

I think this argument between him and the Wall Street Journal over what is essentially two percent of the rate, I think it's slightly overexaggerated. It's not going to make any difference in the real world if there's a one or two percent lower rate, and I think what's he's doing is trying to win votes with the sweetener of the child tax credit, there's nothing wrong with that. And it's true that a pudding has to have a theme, but a tax plan doesn't have to have a theme. The theme here is that you're lowering the rate, particularly on the corporate side. You're lowering the tax on investment and return, capital gains, which is what everybody on the right has always said is the engine to drive growth. So, you've got very serious pro-growth elements in here, and you've got a sweetener for the child tax credit, that that's a rejection of Reaganism I find slightly over the top.

– Charles KrauthammerRate it:

If the deal was done exactly the same way, but for cash rather than stock, the tax liability would be mammoth, gains would be taxed at capital gain rates which, for a New York resident, amounts to about 30 percent.

– Robert WillensRate it:

If the investor has held the fund for a less than a year, all capital gains will be taxed at their income level, if they have held the fund for greater than a year, they can get a little break in the capital gains tax, maybe 5 % or 20 % depending on your tax bracket, but they may have a big tax bill to pay next year since we've been in a bull market for so long.

– Timothy KenneyRate it:

If you have mutual funds in a taxable account, it is important to check the estimated mutual fund distributions that the fund families release ahead of time, by tax-loss harvesting this fund, not only do you avoid the capital gains distribution, you also capture a tax deduction. The combination could be a substantial savings.

– Chris JacksonRate it:

It is not advisable for a man of Murdoch's age to engage in a taxable sale of his property, if he passed away while still owning the property, his heirs would achieve a basis step-up for the property, thus eliminating, forever, any capital gains tax on the appreciation in the assets that accrued during the scions' lifetime.

– Robert WillensRate it:

It is very difficult to ask family members and family trusts to sell stocks when they will surely get hit with a capital gains tax for doing so, The best answer is sometimes to live with the conflict.

– Richard PainterRate it:

Tax-loss harvesting is a great opportunity to reduce taxable income and should be a part of year-end tax planning, investors can use capital losses to offset or eliminate capital gains dollar for dollar in unlimited amounts.

– Jason SpecinerRate it:

We could have a case where you could have a Republican president who believes in abolishing the capital gains tax, congress says no, and he then prioritizes IRS collections and says don't collect the capital gains tax, doing exactly what Obama is doing.

– Charles KrauthammerRate it:

We don't want this axe over our head with the possibility of this capital gains (tax) being imposed.

– Mark MobiusRate it:

You should not let the tax tail wag the dog, but you should consider that capital losses can offset taxable capital gains from investments and reduce your tax bill.

– Lorri WinkcompleckRate it:

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