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You are in the 28% income tax bracket and pay long-term capital gains taxes of 15%....

You are in the 28% income tax bracket and pay long-term capital gains taxes of 15%. What are the taxes owed or saved in the current year for each of the following sets of transactions?

  1. You buy 100 shares of ZYX for $10 and after seven months sell it on December 31, 201X, for $23. You buy 100 shares of WER for $10 and after 15 months sell it on December 31, 201X, for $7. You buy 100 shares of DFG for $10 and after nine months, on December 31, 201X, it is selling for $15]

B. You buy 100 shares of ZYX for $60 and after seven months sell it on December 31, 201X, for $37. You buy 100 shares of WER for $60 and after 15 months sell it on December 31, 201X, for $67. You buy 100 shares of DFG for $60 and after nine months sell it on December 31, 201X, for $76.

  1. On January 2, 201X, you buy 100 shares of ZYX for $40 and sell it for $31 after 22 months. On January 2, 201X, you buy 100 shares of WER for $40 and sell it for $27 after 15 months. On January 2, 201X, you buy 100 shares of DFG for $40 and sell it for $16 after 18 months.

  1. On January 2, 201X, you buy 100 shares of ZYX for $60. On October 2, 201X, you sell 100 shares of ZYX for $40. On October 10, 201X, you purchase 100 shares of ZYX for $25.

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Answer #1

('In $)

S.no

Company

BUY

SELL

Profit/
(Loss)

Period of Holding (months)

Length of Ownership

Type of Capital Gain

Tax Rate

Capital Gain Tax

Nos

Price

Total

Nos

Price

Total

Federal

State*

A

ZYX

       100

         10

   1,000

       100

         23

   2,300

          1,300

          7

Less than a year

Short Term Capital Gain

28%

9.30%

    484.90

WER

       100

         10

   1,000

       100

            7

       700

            -300

         15

More than a year

Long Term Capital Loss

15%

9.30%

Note: 2

DFG

       100

         10

   1,000

       100

         15

   1,500

              500

                   9

Less than a year

Short Term Capital Gain

28%

9.30%

    186.50

B

ZYX

       100

         60

   6,000

       100

         37

   3,700

        -2,300

                   7

Less than a year

Short Term Capital Loss

28%

9.30%

Note: 2

WER

       100

         60

   6,000

       100

         67

   6,700

              700

                 15

More than a year

Long Term Capital Gain

15%

9.30%

    170.10

DFG

       100

         60

   6,000

       100

         76

   7,600

          1,600

                   9

Less than a year

Short Term Capital Gain

28%

9.30%

    596.80

C

ZYX

       100

         40

   4,000

       100

         31

   3,100

            -900

                 22

More than a year

Long Term Capital Loss

15%

9.30%

Note: 2

WER

       100

         40

   4,000

       100

         27

   2,700

        -1,300

                 15

More than a year

Long Term Capital Loss

15%

9.30%

Note: 2

DFG

       100

         40

   4,000

       100

         16

   1,600

        -2,400

                 18

More than a year

Long Term Capital Loss

15%

9.30%

Note: 2

D

ZYX

       100

         60

   6,000

       100

         40

   4,000

        -2,000

                 10

Less than a year

Short Term Capital Loss

28%

9.30%

Note: 2

Notes

1) * Let us assume state as San Francisco, CA

2) Such Capital Losses can be adjusted against Capital Gains for such year up to limit of such gains. In addition to such deduct $3,000 of final net short- or long-term losses against other types of income for that year and must carry forward any remaining balance.

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