I have clients (MFJ) with TY2020 AGI of $59,885. Their tax return shows a refund of $1,036. When I input the long term capital gain of $10,000 from the sale of a home, never their primary residence, their refund shrinks to $886. I am confused, as it is my understanding that LT capital gains are taxed at 0% for MFJ returns with less than $80,000 in AGI. What am I missing?
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Print the Capital Gain Tax Worksheet for return before the sale input and after
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Print the Capital Gain Tax Worksheet for return before the sale input and after
Thank you. This led me to see that the gain increased total income for purposes other than capital gain tax. Clients are still in the 0% capital gains tax bracket. The increase in total income impacted the bottom line on Schedule A itemized deductions mainly decreasing medical deduction. This increased the amount of taxable income.
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