0% capital-gains rate during a sabbatical year

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0% capital-gains rate during a sabbatical year

Postby Brian Tomasik on 2013-02-09T11:48:00

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Re: 0% capital-gains rate during a sabbatical year

Postby Michael Dickens on 2013-08-14T20:26:00

Do you have a single document with all of your advice on capital gains? That would be nice to read, instead of a bunch of scattered forum posts.

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Re: 0% capital-gains rate during a sabbatical year

Postby Brian Tomasik on 2013-11-09T00:01:00

Hey Michael. :)

I'm putting all my financial advice into this page: "Advanced Tips on Personal Finance."
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Re: 0% capital-gains rate during a sabbatical year

Postby yboris on 2014-05-22T18:31:00

In a related note, I heard from a Rutgers professor who has done this: if you're earning an income from your job during the sabbatical, but are away from the US soil for over a year, you don't have to pay any taxes on the money you earn. Worth keeping in mind and researching if this fits your situation.
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Re: 0% capital-gains rate during a sabbatical year

Postby Brian Tomasik on 2014-05-22T23:20:00

That doesn't fit my situation, but thanks for the tip! That seems peculiar, so it might be worth double-checking on the rules before attempting it. :)
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