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No, because withdrawing from a 401(k), even an inherited one, is ordinary income, not capital income.
If you don't have any other capital gains, you deduct $3000 of the capital loss this year and carry the rest forward.
No, because withdrawing from a 401(k), even an inherited one, is ordinary income, not capital income.
If you don't have any other capital gains, you deduct $3000 of the capital loss this year and carry the rest forward.
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