I have a shortterm capital loss carryover of about $25K from earlier years of investing in stocks.
I've been deducting the standard $3K yearly from ordinary income as I don't play the market much any more.
If I were to play the market again and show a shortterm capital gain of $25K this year, wouldn't I be able to offset the ENTIRE amount and hold onto the entire gain??
I'm pretty sure I can, but my friend says I can't, and even his CPA supports him. Who is correct??? Shouldn't he get a new CPA?? :)
2007-03-17
07:31:00
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male29california
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