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K is a single, calendar year, individual taxpayer.A net long-term (15 percent) capital gain of $10,000 is included in K's taxable income.The 2011 tax schedules for single taxpayers are as follows: K is a single, calendar year, individual taxpayer.A net long-term (15 percent)  capital gain of $10,000 is included in K's taxable income.The 2011 tax schedules for single taxpayers are as follows:   Which of the following is not true regarding the taxation of K's federal gross income tax for 2011? A) If K's taxable income is $70,000, all of the net capital gain is taxed at 15 percent. B) If K's taxable income is $20,000, all of the net capital gain is taxed at 0 percent. C) If K's taxable income is $40,000, the net capital gain is taxed at the same rate as it would have been had it been ordinary income. D) If K's taxable income is $37,000, the net capital gain is taxed partly at 15 percent and partly at 0 percent. Which of the following is not true regarding the taxation of K's federal gross income tax for 2011?


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