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Wealth Advisor Tyler Sterk Quoted in Financial Advisor

August 22, 2022

The carried interest provision lived to see another day as Senate Democrats moved to remove a provision that would have narrowed the preferential tax treatment on the share of profits earned by private equity partners or hedge fund managers.

Wealth advisor, Tyler Sterk, shares his insights on how carried interest tax is generally at the more favorable long-term capital gains rate at 20%, rather than the ordinary income tax rate at 37%.

 

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