Yes. The first proposal is to raise the capital gains tax to 37% for those who earn over $1mm/year in income. The second proposal - which the 44.6% number comes from - would only apply to those individuals with taxable income above $1 million and investment income above $400,000.
It's essentially a 9% LTCG increase on those making >$1mm/year.
Just had a call with my CPA because I'm selling some stock options in a tender offer. My all-in cap gains rate with LTCG, state (4%) and some other surcharge (3.8%) is right around 28%. So the 44.6% would be significantly more than a 9% increase. If that 44.6% does not include the two other categories, then we're at 52.4% on LTCGs, which is preposterous.
Even the 37% option comes to a total of 45% vs 28% current. That’s a 61% increase. Completely absurd.