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Are you referring to a capital loss carryover on Schedule D? Routinely only $3,000 of such a loss can be offset against the current year’s income. To access this information, follow these steps.
See also this TurboTax Best answer.
Please stick to one post.
Any business losses on Schedule C would have been reported many years ago, with no carryover.
Your comment about a $3000 loss implies a capital loss, but that is NOT a loss from a business.
As I said in your other post, you need to provide details about EXACTLY what this loss was from, as your questions don't make sense.
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