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Pittsburg, Kansas | I will be treated three different ways.
In the personal account the sales will be treated as long term capital gains and most will fit in the 15% bracket. In both corporate accounts it will be ordinary gains at regular c corp rates. In the Roth IRA's of my wife and I no tax on the gains.
Corporate will be the worst hit not only because higher rates but then if I ever want it out of the corporate accounts will have to pay dividends rates again personally. Sucks but is what it is. Had I known 30- 40 years ago we would eventually not need the corporations might have structured things differently. Still, nice problem to have.
Edit: one big reason I chose CEF and PSLV over physical is for the tax treatment reasons. Physical is considered a collectable and taxed at ordinary income rates. The funds are considered like mutual funds and if held over a year capital gains rates apply.
Edited by John Burns 1/20/2026 13:27
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