District of Columbia
Conforms to Federal QSBS (IRC Section 1202)
More Info about District of Columbia & QSBS →Massachussets
Partially conforms with Federal QSBS (IRC Section 1202)
More Info about Massachussets & QSBS →New Hampshire
No state capital gains taxes (i.e. conform with Section 1202)
More Info about New Hampshire & QSBS →Pennsylvania
Does not conform to Federal QSBS (IRC Section 1202)
More Info about Pennsylvania & QSBS →South Dakota
No state income tax (i.e. conform with Section 1202)
More Info about South Dakota & QSBS →Tennessee
No state capital gains taxes (i.e. conform with Section 1202)
More Info about Tennessee & QSBS →Washington
Partially conforms with Federal QSBS (IRC Section 1202)
More Info about Washington & QSBS →Wisconsin
Partially conforms with Federal QSBS (IRC Section 1202)
Wisconsin follows section 1202, but at a 50% tax exclusion on capital gains from the sale of QSBS, for stock acquired after December 31, 2013. Therefore, capital gains on the sale of QSBS acquired after Dec. 31, 2013 will not only be excluded from federal income taxes but also partially for state income taxes if all of the guidelines are followed.
More Info about Wisconsin & QSBS →- Does not conform to Federal QSBS (IRC Section 1202)
- Partially conforms with Federal QSBS (IRC Section 1202)
- No state income tax (i.e. conform with Section 1202)
- No state capital gains taxes (i.e. conform with Section 1202)
- Conforms to Federal QSBS (IRC Section 1202)