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4. I would agree..

Tue Jul 24, 2012, 04:04 PM

Jul 2012

But I would settle for 25% at the moment.

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Would you rather see the capital gains rate go to 25% or...? [View all] kentuck Jul 2012 OP

Both. louis-t Jul 2012 #1

I would agree.. kentuck Jul 2012 #4

+1 denverbill Jul 2012 #10

Are you referring to unrealized capital gains, HooptieWagon Jul 2012 #15

Realized income... rfranklin Jul 2012 #20

Then I would agree with you. HooptieWagon Jul 2012 #22

Both. Zen Democrat Jul 2012 #3

Tax capital gains as income, on a progressive basis. PDJane Jul 2012 #5

+1, but.... HooptieWagon Jul 2012 #17

Both, but if I had to choose one lovemydog Jul 2012 #6

I want all types of income taxed at the same rate, so let's go with 39%. sinkingfeeling Jul 2012 #7

Capital Gains Should Be Raised, Sir The Magistrate Jul 2012 #8

Agreed, and same for dividends. HooptieWagon Jul 2012 #18

I would be interested in seeing the numbers joeglow3 Jul 2012 #11

Here is some food for thought the money people make from their IRAs doc03 Jul 2012 #12

Dividends and short term capital gains should be taxed same as wages. HooptieWagon Jul 2012 #14

There should be no capital gains rate... orwell Jul 2012 #16

Raise everything, but add "loopholes" Spike89 Jul 2012 #19

Both. David Zephyr Jul 2012 #21

Both. Income is income. Nt xchrom Jul 2012 #23