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Biden plans retroactive hike in capital-gains taxes, so it may be already too late for investors to avoid it: report
Victor Reklaitis

marketwatch.com

President Joe Biden’s proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year assumes that a hike in the capital-gains tax rate took effect in late April, meaning that it already would be too late for high-income investors to realize gains at lower tax rates, according to a Wall Street Journal report out Thursday citing people familiar with the proposal.

Biden plans to increase the top tax rate on capital gains to 43.4% from 23.8% for households with income over $1 million, though Congress must OK any hikes and retroactive effective dates, the report added.


Separately, a New York Times report said Biden plans to propose a $6 trillion budget on Friday that would take the U.S. to its highest sustained levels of federal spending since World War II.

Documents obtained by the Times show that Biden’s first budget request as president calls for total spending to rise to $8.2 trillion by 2031 as he aims to upgrade the nation’s infrastructure and substantially expand the social safety net, that newspaper’s report added.

U.S. stocks SPX, +0.12% DJIA, +0.41% traded higher Thursday as investors sifted through data showing another fall in weekly applications for jobless benefits as well as an updated look at first-quarter gross domestic product.

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