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March 26, 2023
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schedule K question

  • March 26, 2023
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I received a schedule K that shows the following:

Final year deductions only

box 11a:        375

        11d: 42,473

       11e:       348

       11f:        348

       14z:  42,473

       14z:        348

 

On my taxes I see a capital loss carryover of -$39473 for 2022 and 2023  (see attached screenshot)

 

What does this mean and how does it affect taxes for 2022 and 2023?

 
 

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    March 26, 2023

    this looks like a k-1 for an estate or trust.  i do not trust the summary because it has the same number for applied in 2022 (whatever that means) and carryover to 2023. I would think "applied" would be $3,000. 

    11d indicates a capital loss not utilized by the estate or trust thus you get to use it as a beneficiary. it seems  $3,000 was utilized in 2022 leaving a capital loss carryover to 2023 of that $39K which can offset any capital gain income you have in 2023 and future years until utilized. if you have no personal capital gains, then based on current law, $3,000 will be used to offset other income on your return in each of the next 13 years with $473 to be utilized in year 14.

     

     

    put another way that loss would offset any capital gains you had per schedule D. then up to $3,000 is used to offset other income (1040 line 7). the remainder, if any, is a carryforward to 2023