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Net long - term capital gain or the excess of net long- term capital gain over net short - term capital loss is taxed at 50 per- cent , if such tax plus the tax on net income re- duced by such capital gain ( alternative tax ) is less ...
Net long - term capital gain or the excess of net long- term capital gain over net short - term capital loss is taxed at 50 per- cent , if such tax plus the tax on net income re- duced by such capital gain ( alternative tax ) is less ...
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... or the excess of net long- term capital gain over net short - term capital loss is taxed at 50 percent , if such tax plus the tax on net income reduced by such capital gain ( alternative tax ) is less than the regu- lar tax on net ...
... or the excess of net long- term capital gain over net short - term capital loss is taxed at 50 percent , if such tax plus the tax on net income reduced by such capital gain ( alternative tax ) is less than the regu- lar tax on net ...
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