A federal tax designed to ensure that wealthy individuals, estates, trusts, and corporations pay a minimum amount of tax regardless of deductions, credits, or exemptions.
Long-Term Capital Gain (Loss) refers to the profit or loss earned from the sale of securities or capital assets held for more than 12 months. This gain or loss has special tax implications for individual and corporate taxpayers.
A tax loophole is an ambiguity or omission in the tax code that allows individuals or corporations to reduce their tax liabilities legally. These loopholes are often the result of complex tax laws and can be used to advantage through strategic financial planning.
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