Are you selling stock of the corporation?
If your gain is long term capital gain than the tax will be zero percent rate for individuals who are in the 10% and 15% marginal tax brackets and for others it will be 15%.
Note that if you have too high LTCG along with other income than you may be subject to AMT tax.
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Your long term capital gain will be taxed at 15%. However since your income will be too high - you will be subject to AMT on your other income of $120,000. So you may have appx. $12000 in addiitonal tax as AMT.
If this is sale of stock of the S Corp than you are correct. In addition you may owe appx. $6000-$7500 in AMT.