What are Capital Gains?
Capital gains are a form of investment income. Before the assets are not sold, even if capital appreciation can be seen, they can only be regarded as unrealized gains. To encourage investment in their own markets, many countries have the most preferential tax policies. See also: capital gains return; return on capital gains.
Capital gains
- Chinese name
- Capital gains
- Foreign name
- Capital gain
- Meaning
- More than the original part when selling the stock
- Explanation
- Capital gain
- Capital gains are a form of investment income. Before the assets are not sold, even if capital appreciation can be seen, they can only be regarded as unrealized gains. To encourage investment in their own markets, many countries have the most preferential tax policies. See also: capital gains return; return on capital gains.
- Basic definition
- Capital gain refers to the portion of the stock (or other asset) that people get when they sell more than they paid for it.
- The Commercial Press's "English-Chinese Dictionary of Securities Investment" explains: Capital gains in English are: capital gain; capital gains yield. Also for: Capital gains. Investment tools such as stocks, mutual funds, etc. That is, the positive difference between the transfers of disposition and the adjusted cost basis means that the selling price of an investment product is higher than the buying price, that is, the actual income is obtained when it is realized.