If your capital gains and losses for AMT purposes are different then your capital gains and losses for regular tax purposes, you would need a separate schedule D to report them. If you're not subject to an AMT tax in the current year, then the separate schedule would not affect your tax in the current year, but a net capital loss can be carried over to future years so it may need to be reported on schedule D for regular tax purposes as well as for AMT tax purposes.
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