Investing Is seniors over 65 exempt from capital gain in stock investment? Last Updated: Dec 10th, 2016 9:25 pm Tags: seniors over from capital gain in stock SCORE-101 Reply to ThreadReply Search this thread Search this thread Dec 10th, 2016 7:10 pm #1 uwbuchanan [OP] Penalty Box Oct 13, 2016 144 posts 11 upvotes Dec 10th, 2016 7:10 pm Is seniors over 65 exempt from capital gain in stock investment? If I am over 65, if I invest in stock, am I exempt from the 50% capital gain? Reply Reply with quote 3 replies Dec 10th, 2016 7:14 pm #2 IrwinW Deal Addict Oct 14, 2015 2116 posts 2515 upvotes Dec 10th, 2016 7:14 pm ^^^ NO! but nice try:) Pi$$ing away millions. Reply Reply with quote Dec 10th, 2016 7:54 pm #3 komodor Deal Addict Aug 7, 2010 1127 posts 479 upvotes Dec 10th, 2016 7:54 pm No way, but you get reduced fares on public transportation. +2 Reply Reply with quote Dec 10th, 2016 9:25 pm #4 windforcexx28 Deal Addict Jun 11, 2008 3376 posts 153 upvotes Toronto Dec 10th, 2016 9:25 pm If you don't work, your overall income will be lower and you may pay less taxes. But otherwise the treatment is the same at any age. You may also get some additional credits, but taxable income is still calculated on your gross input. Reply Reply with quote Display posts from previous: All postsLast dayLast 7 daysLast 2 weeksLast monthLast 3 months6 MonthsLast year Sort by AuthorPost time AscendingDescending Go Reply to Thread Back to top Top Jump to Forum Deals & Freebies Hot Deals Ongoing Deal Discussion Shopping Discussion Coupons Freebies Request-A-Deal Contests Expired Offers Expired Hot Deals Expired Coupons Expired Freebies Expired Contests RedFlagDeals.com Buy, Sell, and Trading Post Buy, Sell, and Trading Post BST: Apparel BST: Automotive & Accessories BST: Cameras & Accessories BST: Cell Phones & Accessories BST: Computer Hardware, Tablets, Software & Accessories BST: Electronics BST: Gift Cards BST: Coupon, Discount, and Subscription Codes BST: Textbooks BST: Tickets BST: Toys & Collectibles BST: Video Games, Music & Movies BST: Everything Else Free Stuff Scammers and Warnings Site Related The Welcome to RedFlagDeals.com Forum Site Comments & Suggestions Personal Finance Personal Finance Credit Cards Investing Real Estate Discussion Art and Photography Automotive Wheels and Tires Careers Computers & Electronics Cell Phones Entertainment PC & Video Games Entrepreneurship & Small Business Fashion & Beauty Food & Drink Health & Wellness Home & Garden Green / Eco-Friendly Real Estate Parenting & Family Pets Students Sports & Recreation Fitness and Nutrition Travel Archives Past Promotions Archive Black Friday, Cyber Monday & Boxing Day Forum Archive Boxing Day Discussion Archive Black Friday & Cyber Monday Discussion Archive Black Friday & Cyber Monday Deals 2020 Boxing Day 2020 Deals Black Friday & Cyber Monday Discussion 2023 Boxing Day Discussion 2023 2019 Air Miles Mega Miles 2019 Air Miles Shop The Block 2020 Air Miles Mega Miles 2020 Air Miles Shop the Block 2021 Air Miles Bonus Boom Boost Referral Deal Discussion Group Deals Expired Group Deals Go
Dec 10th, 2016 7:10 pm #1 uwbuchanan [OP] Penalty Box Oct 13, 2016 144 posts 11 upvotes Dec 10th, 2016 7:10 pm Is seniors over 65 exempt from capital gain in stock investment? If I am over 65, if I invest in stock, am I exempt from the 50% capital gain? Reply Reply with quote
Dec 10th, 2016 7:14 pm #2 IrwinW Deal Addict Oct 14, 2015 2116 posts 2515 upvotes Dec 10th, 2016 7:14 pm ^^^ NO! but nice try:) Pi$$ing away millions. Reply Reply with quote
Dec 10th, 2016 7:54 pm #3 komodor Deal Addict Aug 7, 2010 1127 posts 479 upvotes Dec 10th, 2016 7:54 pm No way, but you get reduced fares on public transportation. +2 Reply Reply with quote
Dec 10th, 2016 9:25 pm #4 windforcexx28 Deal Addict Jun 11, 2008 3376 posts 153 upvotes Toronto Dec 10th, 2016 9:25 pm If you don't work, your overall income will be lower and you may pay less taxes. But otherwise the treatment is the same at any age. You may also get some additional credits, but taxable income is still calculated on your gross input. Reply Reply with quote