Capital Gains Tax - Learn the Basics
written by trigon04-01-2009
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Capital gains tax is also one classification in the tax laws. If you had a transaction qualified in the category, you better pay your obligation to the government. Actually it is a voluntary act which is paid only when a capital asset is sold. Taxpayers can legally avoid it if they will decide to hold their properties. You can be taxed on the transaction if you sell the property at a price higher than the purchase price. You might be wondering what capital assets are. For tax purposes, these are properties not usually used in the normal operating cycle of a business.
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