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Can capital gains be used to offset capital losses?

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Can capital gains be used to offset capital losses?

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Yes, capital gains may be used to offset capital losses. If gains exceed losses, the difference is reported as a net capital gain. If losses exceed gains, the difference may be deducted as a net capital loss (up to $3,000) from ordinary income. Net capital losses (in excess of $3,000) may be carried forward and deducted in subsequent years.

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