I asked for some clarifying information in my previous post but I will answer here also. My question is, are you looking for the California capital loss amount in 2022? if so, and if you used Turbo Tax in 2022, it is reported Line 6 on the California Schedule D form for this year.
If it isn't reported there, you may need to get this information from your 2022 California Schedule D to report in this year's return if this is the goal you are trying to achieve. You may also look at at the Federal Schedule D form on line 14 to see if there is amount listed because this is where prior year's carryovers are reported.
As far as calculating, what is it you are trying to calculate? if your issue is trying to determine what carryover to report in 2023, you may need to look at your 2022 returns to determine what amount to report this year. You can look at your federal Schedule D as well as your Ca Schedule D to determine if you had a carryover to 2023. You shouldn't need to calculate anything. Either you had a carryover in 2022 or you didn't.
No, a CA capital loss and federal should be the same. I can't think of any instances why these would be different.
Lastly, tell us what you are trying to achieve so we can give you the best advice possible. Be specific in your reply.
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