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Do I pay VA state tax on gains from a taxable brokerage account? |
Hi. I have a taxable account with a brokerage firm that contains mutual funds. I know I will have to pay federal income tax on the gains from these funds. My question is, do I also pay VA state tax on the gains? Yup. VA has an income tax. |
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