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 Whether it is possible to know the up's and down's of share markets?
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 I have gathered rs 10,000 by saving my pocket money and i want to buy shares from it, which share should i buy?
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 Why all people lose money trading forex, is there any secret ways of trading?
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 Is Now A Good Time To Invest In Emerging Markets?
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 I need a few more stocks in my portfolio. Any good recommendations of any that are a good buy now?
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 Best investment for $5,000 for quick return(6-18 months)?
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 Bank being unfair...what would you do?
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 Where and who to invest with?
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 Where should I invest in 2007?
I am not sure where I should invest in 2007. I am also hearing that the USA economy will be slow in 2007. Do you have any suggestion?

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 What can be the best investment with a high growth?
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 Can someone please explain what a cd and an ira are and what are the positives of having one & vice versa.?
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 What are some good investments to get into besides stocks and such? Gold, coins, etc?
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 Who offer Stock market sub-broking facility in India?
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 Just how difficult is it to make a living selling and buying options?
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 What is investment?
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 I have internet banking account with SBI. I want to open a Demat Account for trading. Should I go for ICICI?
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 What is difference between Interim Dividend & Dividend.?
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 I want to retire in 5 yrs. but I'm only 2 yrs old, where should I invest?
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williamsbabane
Answe this pls?
Assume that a client has $12,000 of capital gains and $15,000 of capital losses in any
one taxable year. How much unused loss, if any, is carried forward to the following tax year of the client?
a. -0-b. $3,000 c. $12,000 d. $15,000
                     
 




529s.com
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It would be A. The $3000 loss would be used this year, which would put you at 0.


Monika Lewinskeeze
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I would say A. I don't think taxes work like rollover minutes on your phone, but I could be wrong. In which case, I would think you have $3,000 dollars of losses for next year, if you don't claim it for the year you were supposed to.


sea-turtles
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Does anyone really care about these kinds of questions? There, do you feel better, you're smarter than I am!


Neil
A


greghunter87
I don't know, "a?" You're not taxed on your losses, right?


veeru
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if at the end u have a loss then u don't have to pay .but u gain at the last then the lose will be minus that mean ur tax is for the $3000


Alli-son
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a


Economics Guy
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A

Because when net capital losses exist 3,000 of capital losses get deducted from non capital gain income every year capital losses exist(so 12,000-15,000 equals 3,000 that is then used to deduct non capital gain income), even if you don't have non capital gain income your income would then be -3,000. Only if capital losses exceeded capital gains by more than 3,000 would a capital loss balance roll over to the next year to be use in the exact same way.


Houyhnhnm
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b.


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