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On July 4, 2025, President Donald Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) into law. The bill narrowly passed both chambers of Congress after weeks of negotiations and immediately reshaped the U.S. tax system, major federal healthcare programs, and several safety-net benefits. At over 870 pages, OBBBA touches nearly every part of t...

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Wyoming is one of the most tax-advantaged states in the country, especially for investors, business owners, and retirees. As of 2025, Wyoming imposes no state income tax, which means all capital gains—whether from stocks, real estate, cryptocurrency, or the sale of a business—are taxed at 0% at the state level. Combined with the state’s stron...

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Wisconsin has a more complex capital gains tax structure than many states because it combines ordinary income tax treatment with a partial exclusion for certain long-term capital gains. In 2025, Wisconsin continues to tax most capital gains as regular income under its progressive tax brackets, but many long-term gains benefit from a 3...

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West Virginia applies a straightforward approach to capital gains taxation. In 2025, the state taxes capital gains as ordinary income, using its standard progressive income tax structure. Unlike many states that offer special lower rates, deductions, or exclusions for long-term capital gains, West Virginia does not provide preferential treatm...

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Washington State has one of the most complex and highly scrutinized capital gains tax structures in the country. Unlike most states that tax capital gains as part of income tax systems, Washington has no state income tax—yet it imposes a separate 7% state-level capital gains tax on certain high-value transactions. Enacted in 2022 and upheld b...

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