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Talent님이 2012-04-16 14:17:46.0에 쓰신글
>안녕하세요
>한 만불정도를 주식으로 해서 모두 날렸거든요.
>그런데 이거 텍스로 보고하면 얼마정도 돌려 받을수 있나요?
>
>알려주시와요~~
“한 만불정도를 주식으로 해서 모두 날렸거든요. 그런데 이거 텍스로 보고하면 얼마정도 돌려 받을수 있나요?”----> If you have a realized net capital loss, you can deduct up to $3,000 ($1500 if you file return as MFS)of it against other income. If your loss is over $3K, the excess is carried forward to future years.Of course, the key term is realized. That means you have to have sold it for a loss. You cannot claim a loss simply because stock you are holding has declined in value. If you have actually sold the stock so you have a realized loss, and you have a net loss for the year,$10K, then you can deduct up to $3000 of the loss, $10K, from other regualkr ordinary income( if you do not have capital gain) if you have that much. If your losses are greater than $3000, then the amount over $3000 is carried over to the next year.You need to report the net capital loss of any publicly traded security on Sch D and Form 8949 of the 1040. If the asset, your stock, in question was held for one year or less, it’s a short term capital gain/loss ;You are limited to using only $3,000 in one year to offset income with capital losses.STCL can be used to offset ordinary gains or income in the event you have no capital gains.
>안녕하세요
>한 만불정도를 주식으로 해서 모두 날렸거든요.
>그런데 이거 텍스로 보고하면 얼마정도 돌려 받을수 있나요?
>
>알려주시와요~~
“한 만불정도를 주식으로 해서 모두 날렸거든요. 그런데 이거 텍스로 보고하면 얼마정도 돌려 받을수 있나요?”----> If you have a realized net capital loss, you can deduct up to $3,000 ($1500 if you file return as MFS)of it against other income. If your loss is over $3K, the excess is carried forward to future years.Of course, the key term is realized. That means you have to have sold it for a loss. You cannot claim a loss simply because stock you are holding has declined in value. If you have actually sold the stock so you have a realized loss, and you have a net loss for the year,$10K, then you can deduct up to $3000 of the loss, $10K, from other regualkr ordinary income( if you do not have capital gain) if you have that much. If your losses are greater than $3000, then the amount over $3000 is carried over to the next year.You need to report the net capital loss of any publicly traded security on Sch D and Form 8949 of the 1040. If the asset, your stock, in question was held for one year or less, it’s a short term capital gain/loss ;You are limited to using only $3,000 in one year to offset income with capital losses.STCL can be used to offset ordinary gains or income in the event you have no capital gains.
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