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Teddy, a single taxpayer with no dependents, with an AGI of $500,000 has the following this year: $18,000 in long-term capital gains $4,000 in long-term

Teddy, a single taxpayer with no dependents, with an AGI of $500,000 has the following this year:

$18,000 in long-term capital gains

$4,000 in long-term capital losses

$6,000 in short-term capital gains

$8,000 in short-term capital losses

What are the tax implications?

A)Because of Ted's marginal tax rate, his net capital gains may be taxed as high as 20%.

B)Because of Ted's marginal tax rate, his net capital gains will be taxed at 15%.

C)Ted's tax rate on the net capital gains may be as high as 23.8%.

D)Because of Ted's marginal tax rate, he will not be taxed on net capital gains.

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