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Will 0% capital gains in the two lowest tax brackets be going away under the new tax plan?
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/h...middle-class-and-wealthy-taxpayers-2017-11-03Tax rates on long-term capital gains and dividends
For 2018 and beyond, the GOP bill would retain the existing three tax rates on long-term capital gains and qualified dividends: 0%, 15% and 20%. The rate brackets for 2018 would be as follows, based on taxable income (gross income, including capital gains and dividends, minus allowable write-offs).
Married joint-filers
• $0 to $77,199: 0% bracket (almost identical to bracket scheduled for 2018 under current rules).
• $77,200 to $478,999: 15% bracket (ditto)
• $479,000 and higher: 20% bracket (ditto)
Heads of households
• $0 to $51,699: 0% bracket (almost identical to bracket scheduled for 2018 under current rules).
• $51,700 to $452,399: 15% bracket (ditto).
• $452,400 and higher: 20% bracket (ditto).