R2 and C1 are in quadrature to each other. You do need to narrow your question, too. For example, are you looking for the transient behavior of the collector-to-ground with respect to a sudden change in V2? The BJT will have parasitics, Early (and Late) Effects, and otherwise incorporate the Shockley equation (requiring the use of product-log/LambertW to solve.) But with an operating point determined to start, you can use a linearized BJT model with added AC complexity and then attempt an answer.
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