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Taxes: What to do cap gain losses

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byrss-bot bottopersonalfinance

I must be an idiot, I thought I could sell a bunch of stock market losses to negate the tax hit from an unexpected bonus, but only $3k of tax losses were applied to my income and I have the rest of 2023 stock losses to roll over to next years.

If I have cap gains from stock market in 2024, can I apply the full losses (less the $3k claimed)from 2023 to my 2024 income?

Any other way to leverage previous years losses to offset income tax in current tax year?

original posted by UnobjectionableWok to r/personalfinance on Sun, 21 Apr 2024 15:44:43 GMT.

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