I don't need any deductions, the losses are negligible and won't help me this year get any greater credits, so do I have to report them. I would rather submit the completed tax return now. So do I have to submit the capital losses or can I just submit my tax return now and amend/add them later?
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Why can't you get your 1099 statement for capital losses? They are all on line these days. I say go ahead and file. I missed including losses when Schwab reported them for me, the IRS slapped me with a$100 fine. If you're fine with that, then let'r rip tater chip and stop beating an issue you got advice on already.
If I have a stock losses of $-3000 that is reported on my Form 1040 line 7 "Capital gain or loss.", am I forced to write that losses off this year when its not needed? Also, may it be carried over to the following year instead?
If the -$3000 loss occurred in 2024 you can only apply it to 2024 taxes. Anything greater than -$3000 can be carried over into 2025 taxes.
if you have a positive adjusted gross income without the capital loss, it will be used up top the lesser of $3000, your net capital losses, or your pre-capital loss AGI. Any not used is a carryforward to 2024. You must report because activity because the iRS is going to try to match the proceeds you report on schedule d to the documents that it gets, and if they don't match by more than a few dollars, expect to hear from them.
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