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1. He called for the reform of capital gains tax.

2. He has climbed down on pledges to reduce capital gains tax.

3. In 1990, however, these capital gains went into reverse.

4. Capital gains tax has been slashed.

5. Then when you sell it, you pay capital gains rates, capped at 28 percent.

6. The capital gains tax controversy coincides with another heated national debate affecting white people.

7. Such an argument relies on the capital gains being unanticipated.

8. This conforms the state with a new federal capital gains law.

9. These include a capital gains tax cut, a 15% investment tax allowance and across-the-board tax rate cuts.

10. Clinton has urges a narrower capital gains cut that would benefit homeowners.

11. In concept it was an equivalent to the capital gains tax which would have been levied had the building been sold.

12. The capital gains on the transactions are deferred until they complete the transaction at a future date by replacing the borrowed shares.

13. The third was the abolition of capital gains tax on unit trust portfolios in 1980.

14. The businessman will pay $ 56, 000 in capital gains tax, leaving him with a negative after-tax return on investment.

15. Capital gains, dividends and other unearned income would not be taxed.

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16. To conservatives, it means abolishing the capital gains tax, lowering the top rate on millionaires.

17. In a very real sense, payment of dividends represents a choice between future capital gains and current cash payments.

18. A major tax innovation included in the budget was the introduction of capital gains tax on stock market dealing.

19. A bipartisan tax bill will have to bridge big differences between the parties on capital gains tax cuts.

20. The sale will also be treated as a disposal for capital gains tax purposes.

21. Finally, there may be costs incurred by would-be developers who attempt to produce capital gains by getting planning permission.

22. Give stock or personal property instead of cash to charities to cut down on capital gains taxes.

23. Less positively on property, the Chancellor introduced further reforms to capital gains tax.

24. These comprise the dividend yield or coupon rate and expected capital gains, including currency gains from exchange rate revaluations.

25. President Clinton has said he may be willing to accept some kind of capital gains cut.

26. Payroll taxes are levied only on wages and salaries-not profits, interest, dividends, or capital gains.

27. This is usually more valuable than generating an allowable loss for capital gains tax purposes.

28. Nobody pays a dime in Social Security taxes on capital gains.

29. Income is not a big deal, with the average stock yielding only 2 percent, but capital gains can be trouble.

30. It is quite likely that a future tax law will reinstitute favorable tax treatment for capital gains.