Larry a divorced CPA earned $55,000 in wages for 2022. On March 1, 2022, he sold 500 shares of M.A.D. Company for $5.80 per share. He originally purchased the 500 shares on June 15, 2019 for $25 per share. Assuming he had no other transactions for the year, which option best describes how Larry should report the sale of M.A.D. on his tax return? a. b. C. d. He can deduct a $3,200 capital loss on his 2022 return, and the remainder will be carried forward in subsequent years. He can deduct a capital loss of $9,600 that he can deduct against his wage income. He must carry over all the losses to a future tax year to offset future capital gains he may have. He can deduct $3,000 capital loss on his tax return, and the remainder of the losses will be carried forward in subsequent years.

Larry a divorced CPA earned $55,000 in wages for 2022. On March 1, 2022, he sold 500 shares of M.A.D. Company for $5.80 per share. He originally purchased the 500 shares on June 15, 2019 for $25 per share. Assuming he had no other transactions for the year, which option best describes how Larry should report the sale of M.A.D. on his tax return? a. b. C. d. He can deduct a $3,200 capital loss on his 2022 return, and the remainder will be carried forward in subsequent years. He can deduct a capital loss of $9,600 that he can deduct against his wage income. He must carry over all the losses to a future tax year to offset future capital gains he may have. He can deduct $3,000 capital loss on his tax return, and the remainder of the losses will be carried forward in subsequent years.

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