Income — Capital Gain or Loss Workout
Capital Loss Carryovers
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Skills Warm Up: Capital Loss Carryovers
Question 1 of 1
What is the maximum number of times a taxpayer can carry over an unused capital loss?
Once
Twice
As many times as required to receive the entire deduction
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Workout Resources
Publication 4491 Capital Gain or Loss Income
Intake/Interview & Quality Review Sheet
Capital Gain or Loss Income Resources and Job Aids from Publication 4012
Reporting Capital Gain or Loss
Skills Warm Up: Reporting a Capital Gain or Loss
Basis of Stock
Case Study 1: Basis and Adjusted Basis
Holding Period
Case Study 1: Wash Sales
Case Study 2: Long-Term or Short-Term
Case Study 3: Long-Term or Short-Term
Skills Warm Up: Holding Period
Case Study 4: Basis and Holding Period
Proceeds from the Sale
Case Study 1: Sales Price
Skills Warm Up: Form 1099-B
Form 8949 and Schedule D
Skills Warm Up: Form 1099-DIV
Case Study 1: Form 8949 and Schedule D
Case Study 2: Form 8949 and Schedule D
Case Study 3: Form 8949 and Schedule D
Skills Warm Up: Form 8949 and Schedule D
Capital Loss Carryovers
Case Study 1: Carryover Losses
Skills Warm Up: Capital Loss Carryovers
Main Home
Case Study 1: Main Home
Skills Warm Up: Main Home
Ownership and Use Tests
Case Study 1: Period of Ownership and Use
Skills Warm Up: Ownership and Use Tests
Gain on Sale of Main Home
Case Study 1: Selling Price
Case Study 2: Exclusion Limit
Skills Warm Up: Adjusted Basis
Reporting Gain from the Sale of a Home
Case Study 1: Reporting Gain from the Sale of a Home
Case Study 2: Reporting Gain from the Sale of a Home
5-Year Test Period Suspension
Case Study 1: 5-Year Test Period
Out of Scope
Out of Scope Situations for VITA/TCE
Skills Workout
Certification Warm Up: Question 1 of 7
Certification Warm Up: Drill & Practice
More Resources and Practice
More Resources and Practice
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