Posted by Sir Four at 5:29pm Jan 31 '12
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Does Nebraska tax capital gains as income?
I suspect what they're doing is counting her marginal rate plus payroll tax, which isn't the right way to do it. There's no way she's paying that effective rate @ $60k. But it's possible she's paying more than 17%, and had she earned 80k or 100k, it's very likely she'd pay more than 17%.
I suspect what they're doing is counting her marginal rate plus payroll tax, which isn't the right way to do it. There's no way she's paying that effective rate @ $60k. But it's possible she's paying more than 17%, and had she earned 80k or 100k, it's very likely she'd pay more than 17%.