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Non-qualified dividends are in AGI. Qualified dividends are not. -- nm
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by
spamlet
Are LT cap gains in AGI? -- nm*
Posted by
ty97
Feb 17 '22, 17:56
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Yes. -- (edited)
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znufrii
Feb 17, 17:58
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*grumble* -- nm
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ty97
Feb 17, 18:09
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phaseouts?
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znufrii
Feb 17, 18:10
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Don't think so, I'm not even eligible that would/would not phase out (I don't have kids, a house, etc)
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ty97
Feb 17, 18:12
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Oh, you can ignore capital gains and qualified dividends for the purpose of figuring out your tax bracket, it has nothing to do with them being included in AGI -- (edited)
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znufrii
Feb 17, 18:15
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ahh, I guess that was my question, if they could push me into a new bracket, event though they themselves get special tax treatment.
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ty97
Feb 17, 18:19
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gotcha. the answer to that is no, to my understanding. -- nm
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znufrii
Feb 17, 18:24
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He is correct. -- nm
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spamlet
Feb 17, 18:53
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