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b.Individual taxpayers can offset $3,000 of capital loss against ordinary income,with short term loss being offset first. Therefore Sherri can deduct the $2,870 short term capital loss and $130 of long term capital loss in 2016. The remaining $7,200 of the long term capital loss(Difference between $6000 - $130 deducted currently)is carried forward for indefinite period
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