I have a capital loss carryover from 2018. It is not being used in 2019 ($3000). In other words "Capital Loss used in 2019 = 0"

[Carl]

What is the loss from? It matters. Sale of rental property? Sale of some other investment such as stocks or bonds. Sale of a SCH C business asset? Something else?

I'm not positive on the limit, but I "think" if your AGI is over $168K then the loss just gets carried over again. It also depends on what the loss is from.

[VolvoGirl · Accepted solution]

The current year carryover loss from the prior year is on schedule D line 6 & 14.

On the income page The 2019 column shows the carryover to 2020 (not your current loss for 2019).  

[fanfare]

this can happen if your tax is zero. That's a good thing.