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Privacy PleaseLong-Term Capital gains Cuts Preparing for a Home Inspection Housing Boom's East Bay Impact Price and Sentiment Tips for Showing Your Home in the Fall Real Estate Marketing Goes High Tech Home Inspections: Picky or Prudent? Savvy Investor wants to "double dip" on $250,000 tax exemption Lower Stress While Selling a House Three Steps to Selling a Home Tips for a smooth home sale Capital Gains: The Two Year Rule A Practical Guide to the 1031 Tax Deferred Exchange Homes Sales Rise in California Seven Steps to Make a House Sell For Top Dollar Seller Dos & Don'ts Home Sellers 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10% and 15% brackets will experience a reprieve from long-term capital gains tax altogether in 2008, when it will be repealed for one year.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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