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Ray S.
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Offset capital gains with stock losses?

Ray S.
  • Investor
  • Miami Beach, FL
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This year I got clobbered on some stock investments but am also considering selling a property that will have some gains. Can I offset the gains of the property with the stock losses? 

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Dominick Austria
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Dominick Austria
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@Ray S. Stocks are considered capital assets. So losses from stock trades are capital losses. If you have $100,000 of capital gain on the property, and $100,000 short term capital loss from the stock, these will offset each other. If you have $103,000 of short term loss, then you would have a $3,000 deduction against all of your other income. In short, yes you can do what you are planning.

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