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No. You can only offset gains from 2021 with losses from 2021 or from carry over losses from previous years.
Thank you.
your realized losses this year can be deducted up to $3,000.
Depending on how you look at it, that offsets gains in 2021, up to $3,000.
Thank you @fanfare.
So I can use the realized losses to reduce my taxable income (AGI) for 2022, right?
Although it doesn't offset the Capital gains from 2021, if I were to look at my total income (Salary+Capital Gains) for last two years, the realized losses from 2022 help offset the taxable income for the overall time period. Let me know whether I'm understanding this correctly?
You need to peruse Schedule D to conceptualize the rules for capital gains and losses.
yu can get the form at IRS.gov.
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