>be american >make 50k >contribute 18500 to 401k >contribute 3000 to HSA >contribute 1200 to 529 >brings my income to 27,300 Is this the income that long term capital gains is based off? it says taxable income $0-$38,700 is 0% so would I pay 0% or 15% for being above 38,700 annually ?

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Anonymous Sun, Nov 11, 2018 16:58:48 No.11709767 [Reply] [Original]

>be american
>make 50k
>contribute 18500 to 401k
>contribute 3000 to HSA
>contribute 1200 to 529

>brings my income to 27,300

Is this the income that long term capital gains is based off?

it says taxable income
$0-$38,700

is 0%

so would I pay 0% or 15% for being above 38,700 annually ?

>>	Anonymous Sun, Nov 11, 2018 17:00:39 No.11709777 everything you mentioned in greentext is entirely voluntary why would that be income tax exempt?

>>	Anonymous Sun, Nov 11, 2018 17:02:37 No.11709794 >>11709777 checked it's pretax so it's not your taxable income

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