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• You would use up the entire carryforward.
• The SGF guarantees settlement of transactions and the carryforward facility provides liquidity to the market.
• The 1996 quarter benefited from the use of a tax-credit carryforward, the company said.
• This carryforward may be used to reduce your tax when you have an investment profit sometime in the future.
• Dudley said the higher losses won't effect shareholders'equity and will increase Fonix'tax loss carryforward.
• Ludhiana Stock Exchange became the second bourse in India to introduce modified carryforward system after BSE on April 6, 1998.
• Westinghouse has a $ 1.5 billion tax-loss carryforward that it can use to offset profits, thus avoiding taxes.
• Even if you don't have future gains, the carryforward loss may be used to offset taxable income up to $ 3, 000 a year.
• In that case, too, you would use up the entire carryforward _ but the net capital loss you can claim would be less than $ 3, 000.
• That's because the company wants to use an almost $ 2 billion tax-loss carryforward to protect profits of both its broadcasting and industrial businesses, Jordan said.
• A : You can use the full $ 4, 000 carryforward to offset net capital gains this year, provided those gains amount to $ 1, 000 or more, says Internal Revenue Service spokesman Jesse Weller.
• For example, if your gain is $ 700, you could claim the maximum $ 3, 000 net capital loss for the 2000 tax year, but you would be left with a $ 300 carryforward for 2001.
• That was my situation in 1999, when I suffered net losses totaling $ 7, 000, allowing me to claim a $ 3, 000 capital loss for the year, with a $ 4, 000 carryforward to 2000.
• The provision has since expired and currently for 2012, conservation easement donations may only be deducted at the rate of 30 % of the donor's AGI and after the first year the donor has a five-year carryforward.
• Westinghouse wouldn't have to pay taxes on any profit derived from CBS operations, or gains from asset sales, because it can use a $ 2.9 billion tax-loss carryforward related to its now-defunct financial services unit.
• For example, a taxpayer could intentionally run up large amounts of business debt and losses, creating a large NOL . Then, after filing a bankruptcy to wipe out the debt, they could use the NOL carryforward for up to twenty years or until it was exhausted.
• Daniel F . Blonsky, 34, a Miami lawyer and the other winner of " Millionaire's " top prize, is frowning, for example, on a suggestion that he shelter income by buying a controlling interest in a company with a large tax-carryforward.
• Almost all hedge fund performance fees include a " high water mark " ( or " loss carryforward provision " ), which means that the performance fee only applies to net profits ( " i . e ., " profits after losses in previous years have been recovered ).