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Six ways to avoid capital gains taxes
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From Forbes:

Taxes on capital gains are going up.

The maximum federal rate for long-term gains is going from 15% now to 20% in January, absent an extension of the Bush tax cuts (very unlikely). State and local taxes can easily add 10 points to this rate. Being able to...

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