Stop in for a cup of coffee

Man the IRS makes capital gains tax hard to figure out. But I'm pretty sure we don't have to pay any. I'm PRETTY sure, the short answer is, IF you have less that $77,200 in taxable income after your deductions etc, THEN you don't pay any capital gains on long-term interests up to $239,000. Then if you're over $77,200, it steps up based on how much you made. But the state's takin' 2% sales tax, the lawyer will get a few hundred, and we have to pay a tenth or a sixth or at the outside, a quarter of this year's property tax, depending how long it takes for the sale to go through.