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It's his way around taking a capital loss of $ 3000/year Stocks take a lump sum?
I-losses over $ 20,000 in shares this year. I take the total tax loss this year instead of $ 3000/yr. Anyway to do this?
No. I'm sorry. The gains may be offset by losses, but its net loss was $ 20,000, then the surplus should wait next year. Y there can be no paper losses that the deduction should be stocks that sold at a loss.
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