해외주식 양도소득세 계산기(미국주식 양도세 계산기)

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📌 Foreign Stock Capital Gains Tax Calculator (US Stock Capital Gains Tax Calculator)

A must-have app for foreign and US stock investors!
Anyone can easily and accurately calculate complex foreign and US stock capital gains taxes.

With this app:
✔ Foreign Stock Capital Gains Tax Calculation (US Stock Capital Gains Tax Calculation)
✔ Check tax rates, basic deductions, and reporting periods all at once.

📊 Key Features
✔ Foreign Stock (US Stock) Capital Gains Tax Calculation

Automatically calculates capital gains from the sale of foreign and US stocks.

Accurately reflects 20% capital gains tax + 2% local income tax (total of 22%).

Automatically applies the basic deduction of KRW 2.5 million.

Incorporates exchange rate calculations.

📘 Essential information on US stock capital gains tax.
▪ What is US stock capital gains tax? ▪ Capital gains tax rate on US stocks (22%)
▪ Basic deduction for foreign stocks: KRW 2.5 million
▪ Tax filing and payment period (comprehensive income tax filing in May)
▪ Profit and loss offsetting possible
▪ Exchange rate application (taxation of foreign exchange gains)
▪ Moving average vs. first-in, first-out calculation method
▪ Year-end tax settlement dependent criteria precautions
▪ When selling at the end of December, be careful about the settlement date
▪ Differences between dividend taxation and capital gains tax
▪ Double taxation between the US and Korea
▪ Whether income under KRW 2.5 million requires reporting
▪ Gifts and carryover tax for spouses
▪ Eligibility for tax installment payments
▪ Credit card payment possible
▪ Tax differences between ISAs and pension savings accounts
▪ Taxation of US ETFs and foreign ETFs
▪ Foreign stock tax for minors
▪ Information on late and non-filing surcharges
🎯 Recommended for:

Investors in US and foreign stocks

Those who have difficulty calculating capital gains tax

An estimate of tax before consulting a tax accountant For those who need confirmation

For those who need tax simulations in advance of year-end and May filings

For investors concerned about dependents and year-end tax settlement requirements