RobertB4444
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Investors & landlords

This is a calculation for the AMT.  Just enter the capital loss carryforward that you had on your schedule D into that space.  Since you didn't trigger the AMT last year your capital loss carryforward is identical for regular and AMT purposes.  And since you probably haven't triggered the AMT this year, either, the number is pretty irrelevant.

 

@Shiv4 

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