• How Much Tax Will I Pay When I Sell My Property
• When you sell a property, there is a chance you will have to pay Capital Gains Tax. Capital Gains Tax is the tax you pay on the increase in value you’ve incurred on the property. There are 2 types of Capital Gains Tax we will discuss:
• Short-Term Capital Gains – This is when you buy and sell a property in less than one year. This type of capital gains is taxed at a higher tax rate.
• Long-Term Capital Gains – This is when you buy and sell a property in more than one year. This type of capital gains is taxed at a lower tax rate.

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• Short Term Capital Gains
• If a property is owned by an individual, or an LLC with individual owners, Short Term Capital Gains will be the same as your normal income tax rate. Later we will show you the tax breaks you get when the investment is long term capital gains. Remember, Short Term Capital Gains is when you buy and sell your property in Less Than One Year.

• Marginal Tax Rate	Single	Married Filing Jointly	Head of Household	Married Filing Separately
  10%	$0-$9,525	$0-$19,050	$0-$13,600	$0-$9,525
  12%	$9,525-$38,700	$19,050-$77,400	$13,600-$51,800	$9,525-$38,700
  22%	$38,700-$82,500	$77,400-$165,000	$51,800-$82,500	$38,700-$82,500
  24%	$82,500-$157,500	$165,000-$315,000	$82,500-$157,500	$82,500-$157,500
  32%	$157,500-$200,000	$315,000-$400,000	$157,500-$200,000	$157,500-$200,000
  35%	$200,000-$500,000	$400,000-$600,000	$200,000-$500,000	$200,000-$300,000
  37%	Over $500,000	Over $600,000	Over $500,000	Over $600,000

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• Long Term Capital Gains
• If your investment was owned for more than 1 year, then Long Term Capital Gains will apply. This is generally lower than Short Term Capital Gains. Long Term Capital Gains also gives you a 0% tax bracket up to $38,600. Again, this bracket below is for investors that own a property under their individual names, or an LLC owned by individual members.

• Long-Term Capital Gains	Single Taxpayers	Married Filing Jointly	Head of Household	Married Filing Separately
  0%	Up to $38,600	Up to $77,200	Up to $51,700	Up to $38,600
  15%	$38,600-$425,800	$77,200-$479,000	$51,700-$452,400	$38,600-$239,500
  20%	Over $425,800	Over $479,000	Over $452,400	Over $239,500

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