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Selling $300,000 of GLD Bought Five Years Ago Means a $162,713 Gain Taxed as a Collectible, Not a Stock
Source: 247wallst.com
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The article says GLD trades like a stock but receives different tax treatment from the IRS, which could make the tax bill on a sale much larger than investors expect. It gives no specific tax rate, holding period, or estimated dollar impact.
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