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Moneypenny
We have capital losses, enough actually to enable a transfer of at least one IRA to a Roth IRA with several thousand left over to offset any capital gains in our taxable brokerage account. Think this will fly? I will also inquire with the IRS directly but thought someone here might know. This is my first time here. Thanks in advance for any information.
JAMES PATRICK
You can only use $3000 of capital losses to offset ordinary income, which is what a conversion would be.
Moneypenny
thanks james, I guess I should have known this but was hoping to find some good use for this 60k loss.
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