Please help me,
Elliott has the following capital gain and loss transactions for 2018.
a. Short-term capital gain $12,600
b. Short-term capital loss (30,240)
c. Long-term capital gain (28%) 100,800
d. Long-term capital gain (25%) 40,320
e. Long-term capital gain (15%) 50,400
f. Long-term capital loss (28%) (40,320)
g. Long-term capital loss (15%) (75,600)
After the netting process, Elliott has an overall net long-term capital gain of ______?
Thank you in advance
So, the net loss/gain for Elliott after the netting process is :
A. Gain of $12,600, so an amount of $12,600 is added.
B. A short term capital loss of $30,240 ,so an amount of $30,240 is subtracted.
C. A long term capital gain of $40,320 , so this amount is added
D. Next, There is a long term capital gain of $50,400 , so this amount is also added.
E. Long term capital loss, so this amount is subtracted, less $40,320.
F. Next, there is a capital loss of $40,320 so this amount is also subtracted .
G. Next, there is a capital loss of $75,600 so this amount is again subtracted.
SO, the net loss/ gain is : 57,960 is the net overall gain.
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