Category: California Tax
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California Capital Gains Tax works just like income tax—the state treats profits from selling stocks, bonds, real estate, or other assets as ordinary income. Unlike the federal government, which separates short-term and long-term capital gains, California makes no distinction. Whether you held an asset for 10 days or 10 years, your profit is taxed using
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Think California inheritance tax is going to take a bite out of what you inherit? Here’s the surprising truth: California doesn’t have an inheritance tax. But don’t relax just yet. Federal estate taxes, property tax reassessments under Prop 19, and even out-of-state inheritance rules can still shrink what ends up in your pocket. In other
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Most people assume the California estate tax is just another cost of living in the Golden State. But here’s the surprise: California doesn’t currently have a state-level estate tax. Sounds like good news, right? Not so fast. Federal estate taxes can still take up to 40% of large estates, and if you own property in
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