Friday, November 27, 2020 9:35:15 PM
If you sell a stock before 1 year then it is short term gains. Taxed at the same rate as your job typically.
If your sell after 1 year then long term gains are 15% this year. It changes occasionally.
I think all brokerages will send you a 1099 documenting your trades. But I use excel to track each buy/sell/commission.
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