Taxes on stock gain and stock appreciation capital gains tax. Taxes on dividends explained for beginners. Beginner stock market …
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I don't have to pay any tax in my Roth ever again.
You said you get taxed on dividends but it’s “very very small.” 20% Fed and 13.3% for California (33.3%) is not very very small.
Would it be better to keep the dividend etf in a Roth IRA and only have a foundational and growth ETFs in a TBA?
You don’t hate the government enough
Hi professor G! In this case, does it worth to invest on US dividend stocks as a non US citizen? Thank you!
Is that not considered double taxation? Bc then you pay taxes again when you withdrawal?
No taxes when you withdraw if you ROTH IRA it! Just when you put it in. trust me youre going to be making more money then if you started investing earlier/government will probably not lower taxes.
End the income tax
What if I reinvest that profit? Do I still have e to pay taxes?
30% tax on dividend is not a small amount
I’m worried about how much I’m losing to taxes every year. With the current economic climate in 2025—rising inflation and higher capital gains taxes—I feel like I’m leaving money on the table. Any advice?
How much is the Tax in average then?
TNX
Heard you don't get taxes until you withdraw
Hi, how much would you pay on taxes see if you were receiving 2k monthly
Thanks
ok..where is that feature within the app?
Got a question if someone could help me out I’m still new to all this .. if I withdraw/cash out a small portion of a stock and it’s less than the amount of which I bought the stock for do I still pay taxes on that? I’m my head I haven’t touched my gains yet just what I put in. Or do they calculate how much of a gain you made on the stock as a whole and only tax that percentage of what you withdraw from the account
If you accidentally sold a stock and then a day later bought the exact same stock, same quantity and the same price, there was no gain. How do you accurately report that on the tax return? How do you handle the 1099 form from the broker as far as reporting goes?
You work – your hard earned cash is tax
You invest – You pay stamp duty?
The company you invested profit is TAXED again.
Now the dividend to us is TAXED again.
What if I sell my stocks with gain and keep it in my brokerage platform. I did not withdraw it, it never goes out of my platform. Will I still be taxed?
Genuine question. I use Robinhood..If I’m just reinvesting my dividends and never sell till 20-25 yrs from now. How would they know?
What if you sell and the balance remains on the platform and you just reinvest it instead of withdrawing?
Is it like 30%
So if I sell a stock for $120 that I bought for $100 and then buy a different stock with that I have to pay taxes on it?
What if I take a my gain from my stocks and then use it to buy a house? Will that balance the taxes that will charge to me?
Is dividend tax 30%? So schd “real” dividend is 2.38%???
Do i pay taxes when i reinvest CENTS i gained off dividends.. got my first dividend payment of 0.06 obviously i reinvested it
There is no I in America but there is a US whenever you make money. Lmao
Question sir. Then is it smart to hold SCHD in a taxable account or rather hold something like VOO?