Is Capital loss concerning to investment properties? While
Stock loss is concerning loss due to fall in share prices?
Stock loss is concerning loss due to fall in share prices?
Are Capital Loss and Stock or Share Loss 2 different losses?
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they are the same capital losses .. but only once you sell.
You can co-mingle capital gains and losses for a number of years going backwards and forwards ..
You can co-mingle capital gains and losses for a number of years going backwards and forwards ..
[quote user=ThomasBeyer]they are the same capital losses .. but only once you sell.
You can co-mingle capital gains and losses for a number of years going backwards and forwards ..
So if I skip to mention stock loss this year on IT Return, can I work out it in later/future years ?
You can co-mingle capital gains and losses for a number of years going backwards and forwards ..
So if I skip to mention stock loss this year on IT Return, can I work out it in later/future years ?
No you have to report your investment sales in the tax year you make them - regardless whether they resulted in a loss or in a gain.
But capital losses may be used to offset other capital gains not only in the current year but they may also carried over into past and some future years as well (if not used). If you are interested in doing that talk with your accountant.
But capital losses may be used to offset other capital gains not only in the current year but they may also carried over into past and some future years as well (if not used). If you are interested in doing that talk with your accountant.
On which tax form(CRA Form#) I can show the share /stock losses?
OurRealtor, no disrespect, but looking at the multitude of questions that you asked here, you really need to talk to an accountant. As informative as the posters are on this forum, they are not a substitute for professional advice. If you want to save yourself an audit by CRA, hire an accountant.