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What Expenses Can Be Deducted From Capital Gains Tax?

Sponsored If you've built substantial wealth, capital gains taxes may quietly erode far more of your investment returns than you realize. The good news? The tax code offers legitimate ways to potentially help minimize that bill — if you know where to look. Here are three high-impact areas where strategic planning may help minimize your capital gains tax. 1. Investment-Related Expenses Certain advisory fees, margin interest, and other investment-related costs may qualify for deductions or adjustments, depending on how they're structured and reported. 2. Cost Basis Adjustments Adding eligible purchase, improvement, and transaction costs to your cost basis may help minimize any taxable gain when selling investments or property. 3. Selling Costs on Real Estate Commissions, staging and certain closing costs tied to a property sale may be deducted from any potential gain. Each of these opportunities may come with complex rules, thresholds, and IRS definitions. 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