An allowable capital loss realized in a year can first be deducted in the current year against taxable capital gain. If any amount of the loss is still not deducted what other options does the taxpayer have?Write-off from current year employment incomeForget about the remaining lossCarry back or carry forward to taxable capital gainsCarry back or carry forward to all sources of income

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An allowable capital loss realized in a year can first be deducted in the current year against taxable capital gain. If any amount of the loss is still not deducted what other options does the taxpayer have?

Write-off from current year employment income
Forget about the remaining loss
Carry back or carry forward to taxable capital gains
Carry back or carry forward to all sources of income

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