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Long-Term Capital Gains CutsHousing Boom's East Bay Impact Six Tips to Protect Yourself When Buying a Home Taking the Home Buying Plunge Three Steps to Buying a Home There's no Investment Like Home Mortgage Options A Practical Guide to the 1031 Tax Deferred Exchange Home Buyer Shares Way to Avoid PMI Steps to Buying a Condo Can home buyer cancel and get deposit refunded? No-Cost Mortgage Don't Let Worry Derail Your Dream Home Homes Sales Rise in California Common Ways to Take Title Still Renting? Home Buyers' Guide Liberty Publishing, Inc. Investors in the 10% and 15% brackets will experience a reprieve from long-term capital gains tax altogether in 2008, when it will be repealed for one year. In 2009, the pre-JGTRRA rate of 10% will be reinstated. Short-term capital gains, which generally refer to investments held less than a year, have experienced no tax reform, and therefore will continue to be taxed at the investor's marginal rate.
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