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Discover LudwigThe phrase "capital gain from" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a profit made from the sale of a capital asset. For example, "The small business owner experienced a capital gain from the sale of his stock."
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Why should private capital gain from a government / public rescue?
He added that Ericsson would probably end up reporting less capital gain from the sale, however.
Mr. Bloomberg also took at least $500,000 as a capital gain from his company last year, the first time since he began making his returns quasi-public.
For example, Jones may buy the stock from Chen, who may have reaped a capital gain from once buying and now selling the stock.
Results for the quarter will be helped by a 600 million capital gain from the merger of its asset management business with Cr t Agricole's.
The 2000 tax return also showed $61,546 of dividends and a $138,358 capital gain from the sale of the Bushes' former lakefront home on leased land about a two-hour drive from their ranch near Waco, Tex.
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The changes in 1999 exempted from tax both dividends and capital gains from subsidiaries.
The Schundlers supplemented their salaries with capital gains from the sale of Fannie Mae stock.
But if he had no capital gains from other investments, he could deduct only $3,000 of that from his income.
A large share of that revenue comes from taxing the capital gains from the sale of stocks.
Capital gains from mutual funds fell to $6.4 billion in 1988 from nearly $23 billion in 1987, he said.
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