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Why do i have a capital loss use of $3468 in 2019 when i only had gains of $468
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April 8, 2020
11:19 AM
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Why do i have a capital loss use of $3468 in 2019 when i only had gains of $468
can i just offset the $468 or do i have to use the max deduction every year?
April 8, 2020
11:21 AM
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Why do i have a capital loss use of $3468 in 2019 when i only had gains of $468
Do you have capital loss carryovers from previous years? That may explain the difference.
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April 8, 2020
11:34 AM

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Why do i have a capital loss use of $3468 in 2019 when i only had gains of $468
you must have had a capital loss carryover of more than $3468. $468 is used to offset the gain and then up to $3000 of any loss remaining must be used. line 7 of schedule D should reflect a negative $3000
April 8, 2020
11:59 AM
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