I heard there was a way to legally buy stocks and not be required to pay capitol gains tax. Is this true? If so how?

I heard there was a way to legally buy stocks and not be required to pay capitol gains tax. Is this true? If so how?

Please provide details such as any stipulations, and how exactly to take advantage of this opportunity. Asked by dwdrums 38 months ago Similar questions: heard legally buy stocks required pay capitol gains tax true Business > Financial Planning.

Similar questions: heard legally buy stocks required pay capitol gains tax true.

Your reference to capital gains is really when you sell stocks and incur a profit, so taxes are never charged by purchas Your reference to capital gains is really when you sell stocks and incur a profit, so taxes are never charged by purchasing and I'll assume the intent of your question was how to legally avoid cap gains on any sale of of stock when gains are (hopefully) incurred. In the USA, this is pretty tough and it also depends on the definition of payment, you can incur gains and defer the taxes when the account is an IRA, 401K (harder to trade actual stocks unless it is your employers) or KEOUGH or other kind of tax deferred vehicle. Those capital gains will be paid when you begin to withdraw funds from the tax deferred shelter and it is expected you will withdraw them only when you have reached the minimum age to do and will pay the lower tax rate at your retirement age.

You can also make an exceptional withdrawal from an IRA for events such as first home purchase, some medical issues and higher education expenses. This concept of paying taxes later is highly flawed since it implies you will be earning less income ar or near your retirement and this really implies you will be lowering your standard of living at the age you plan to relax and would like to enjoy your free time. Tax rates are calculated based on income, not your age so whether you are 80 or 20 and earn $100,000 a year, you pay the same tax rate.

The "advantage" of an tax deferred vehicle is really no advantage at all since the tax benefit is non-existent if everything goes as planned and you reach a level of wealth and income as the results of success. Few people strive or dream to remain middle class as a result of years of hard work. You can also donate stock to a charitable organization and if those holdings have appreciated and incurred gains from your cost basis, you can avoid any capital gains taxes,,,, albeit you're also avoiding any gains and this is a method best left for sophisticated tax strategies, charities you feel strongly about or a charity that can somehow kickback your contribution back to you and get away with as long as you're nevery audited or the donation is scrutinized.As unseemly as this strategy may sound, it is being done more often that anyone will admit and it also one of the reasons the wealthy are often involved with charities in director positions to determine which private contractor will perform the work the charity can now afford from their generous benefactors.

It is no coincidence the company picked to perform the contract work is also owned by the benefactor or a relative of the benefactor and the funds make a circuitous loop under the veil of a charitable donation.

No capital gains are paid on the purchase Cap. Gains are only paid on completion of a round trip; either buy then sell or sell short and then covered. If you have a Roth IRA or another after tax funded vehicle you can buy and sell without any cap.

Gains or future income tax liability. Sources: 7 years brokerage experience/fee based asset manager .

1 You can buy as much as you want. It's when you sell that you have to pay the capital gains tax. This user has been banned from Askville.

1 You can buy as much as you want. It's when you sell that you have to pay the capital gains tax.

You can buy as much as you want. It's when you sell that you have to pay the capital gains tax.

2 And if you don't make any money on it when you sell, you don't have to pay capital gains, either.

And if you don't make any money on it when you sell, you don't have to pay capital gains, either.

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How is the capital gains tax applied for stocks purchased when bought with an employee stock program.

How much capital gains tax do I pay when I sell a stock.

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