Does the USA have a capital gains inclusion rate? Here in Canada,

Well we have a different tax rate for long-term capital gains. It goes from 0% to 15% to 20% depending on your tax bracket.

>>1968271
Interesting, it seems like the math works out the same, but Canada is more willing to accept short-term investments while the US encourages long-term ones.

>>1968277
Yeah, short-term capital gains are taxed at your ordinary rate.

You're supposed to hodl.

No capital gains tax if you use a TFSA. You can deposit 5k/year and the contribution limit carries forward from 2009 (I think).

>>1968304
Yes but you can't claim capital loss or other expenses from trading like interest on margin