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A Primer on Federal Income and Investment Taxes
Tax season is upon us yet again. We all pay an exorbitant amount of money in taxes. Seriously, go look at your pay statement and see how much money was ripped out of it by the government. It’s okay if … Continue reading
Posted in Investing, Reflections
Tagged capital gains, investing, ordinarry income, qualified income, Reflections, taxes
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