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What Tax Form Do I Use To Report Capital Gains? Are you curious about how to report your investment profits to the IRS? In this video, we explain the key forms you need to understand when it comes to reporting capital gains from selling stocks, property, or other assets. We cover the purpose of IRS Form 8949, which details each individual sale or exchange, including important information like purchase price, sale price, and any adjustments needed. You’ll also learn about Schedule D, which summarizes all your gains and losses, and how these figures are ultimately reported on your main tax form, Form 1040.

For higher-income taxpayers, there's an additional step involving the Medicare Surtax or Net Investment Income Tax. We walk through how to determine if you need to fill out Form 8960 to account for this extra tax, especially if your income exceeds certain thresholds. Many banks and credit unions will send you a Form 1099-B, which simplifies part of this process, but understanding how to correctly report your transactions is essential for accurate tax filing.

Whether you're an investor or just want to better understand your tax responsibilities, this video provides clear guidance on what forms to use and how to navigate the process of reporting capital gains. Stay informed and ensure your tax return is accurate by watching this helpful overview.

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