How to Deduct Bankruptcy Loss on Taxes

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Tip 1 - How to Deduct Bankruptcy Loss on Taxes | eHow

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How to Deduct Bankruptcy Loss on Taxes | eHow

As any business owner or investor knows, positive returns from extending business credit or purchasing stock are never absolutely guaranteed. If a company you invested in, or extended credit to declares bankruptcy, it's possible to offset at least part of your loss when filling out your federal income tax return. First, however, you need to clarify...

Tip 2 - Tax Benefits of Losses

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Tax Benefits of Losses

You can gain from your losses, at least with the IRS. Normally, you won't be able to save more money in taxes than the amount you lost, but you will be able to mitigate your losses with a lower ...

Tip 3 - Can I Get a Tax Deduction for Worthless Stock?

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Can I Get a Tax Deduction for Worthless Stock?

If you invest in stock that loses its value completely, it is possible to claim this loss as a tax deduction, but you must do so at the correct time and only after making sure that the stock has actually lost all technical value. For example, if the company has declared Chapter 7 bankrtupcy, been liquidated and gone out of existence altogether, it will be considered worthless stock.
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