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Challenge #362: Capital Gains Tax when Selling a Home

harrame
8 - Asteroid
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JyotiVG
8 - Asteroid

My solution.. :)

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Robinvm
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TungThanhHo
8 - Asteroid

my solution

sparekh1
7 - Meteor

My Solution:

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Ben-B
7 - Meteor

Here it is

trepryor
8 - Asteroid

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RWvanLeeuwen
11 - Bolide

I took a different approach so mine is likely wrong (but I don't pay taxes in the US so I don't care)

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tax brackets? apparantly not a good fittax brackets? apparantly not a good fit
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WaltReed
8 - Asteroid

I modified the "Total amount to pay" calculation where it's the (Capital Gain - Bottom of Bracket Value) * Tax Rate. I also added a workflow to the Tax Rate table to be more dynamic when tax rates change in the future.

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