Allowable Capital Loss

by Tax Guy - Burlington Accountant on February 11, 2010 Print This Post Print This Post

The allowable capital loss is 50% of the capital loss from a disposition of capital property. Capital losses may only be applied against taxable capital gains except in the year of the tax payers death. In the year of death it may be used to reduce other income.

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