URGENT: Quick question about Asset Sales

I know that the long term capital gains tax rate is 20% for individuals in the US, but what is it for companies? If a company is selling a certain assets (let's say, a machine), would it also pay the 20% rate? 

Sorry this isn't a great question, I'm not an American and I just need a quick confirmation on this for a report I'm writing. Thank you so much guys!

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There is no preferential treatment for capital gains for corporations at the moment. What you're looking at is reform to the personal income tax preference on LTCG. Corporations pay 21% on all income from whatever source derived. Again, don't know a lot about the tax reform bill thats on the table, but it seems highly unlikely that they would raise corporate tax on just LTCG

 

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