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Could your income trigger the AMT this year?

Posted on: June 23, 2016 December 16, 2019 Written by: cgtadmin Comments: 0

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The top alternative minimum tax (AMT) rate is 28%, compared to the top regular ordinary-income tax rate of 39.6%. But the AMT rate typically applies to a higher taxable income base and will result in a larger tax bill if you’re subject to it.

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