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I have two brokerage accounts. Each one has realized losses greater than the deduction limit, but the 1099 is not ready for one account. Is it ok to report just one 1099?

 
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Coleen3
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I have two brokerage accounts. Each one has realized losses greater than the deduction limit, but the 1099 is not ready for one account. Is it ok to report just one 1099?

No, you need to report everything. You will have accumulated losses that you can deduct year after year until it runs out. 

You can take up to $3000 loss per year and if you have a gain in the future, the loss can be counted against it.

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Coleen3
Intuit Alumni

I have two brokerage accounts. Each one has realized losses greater than the deduction limit, but the 1099 is not ready for one account. Is it ok to report just one 1099?

No, you need to report everything. You will have accumulated losses that you can deduct year after year until it runs out. 

You can take up to $3000 loss per year and if you have a gain in the future, the loss can be counted against it.

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