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Updated 11 months ago on . Most recent reply
Complicated Capital Loss/Gain Question for all of the tax wizzes on here
Hello BP!
I'm trying to file 2022 (I know, I'm late) and I have a question on flexibility in deciding when I can use capital losses.
I want to take advantage of the 0% LTCG rate up to 90k-ish MFJ + standard deduction, but if I use all of my capital losses realized in 2022 against all of my income from 2022, I will show zero income. This seems like a waste of the very advantageous LTCG tax bracket (I'm not concerned with state tax). Instead I would like to defer some capital losses into 2023, have 90-100k of AGI in 2022 and take that ST capital loss against LT capital gains I'll have in 2023. Basically, my question is, can I use capital losses from previous years in a current year even if I had enough capital gains to offset in that same previous year?
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Most Popular Reply

Please don’t be penny wise and pound foolish.
Hire a tax professional.
The cost will be tax deductible. 😀