Johnson & Bradley, Inc. invested $10,000 in 200 shares of ABC stock 18 months ago, and...

Johnson & Bradley, Inc. invested $10,000 in 200 shares of ABC stock 18 months ago, and just sold all of them for $12,500. If it is subject to a tax rate of 35%, what is the tax on this investment income?

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Capital gains tax is levied on the amount of capital gain, in the year of transaction which results in the gain, irrespective of the period of holding.

Capital gain= Sale price- Investment

Given,

Sale price= $12,500

Investment= $10,000

Tax rate= 35%

Therefore, amount of tax= ($12,500-$10,000)*35%

=$2,500*35% = $875

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