17. A taxpayer is an occasional Gambler who won $15,000 at the casino for the tax year 2023 over the course of the tax year the taxpayer has a record of $18,763 and gambling losses if the taxpayer itemized is this statement correct. A.$15,000 can be reported as a loss on schedule a with an additional $3,763 carry forward B. 18,753 can be reported as a loss on the schedule C. C. The taxpayer is not allowed to carry for any access losses into 2024

17. A taxpayer is an occasional Gambler who won $15,000 at the casino for the tax year 2023 over the course of the tax year the taxpayer has a record of $18,763 and gambling losses if the taxpayer itemized is this statement correct. A.$15,000 can be reported as a loss on schedule a with an additional $3,763 carry forward B. 18,753 can be reported as a loss on the schedule C. C. The taxpayer is not allowed to carry for any access losses into 2024

CONCEPTS IN FED.TAX.,2020-W/ACCESS

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Chapter1: Federal Income Taxation—an Overview

Section: Chapter Questions

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