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Trading losses relief

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  • November 20, 2018 at 4:05 pm #485338
    alikhakar
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    Suppose trader has incurred trading loss of 5000 and chose “total income” relief. His total income in both current and previous year is 0. But he has chargeable gains of 10000 in current year.
    He has capital losses b/f of 7000.
    how the relief will be obtained?
    Chargeable gains – 10000
    less: trading loss – (5000)
    less: cap loss b/f – (7000)
    Net chargeable gain = (2000)
    Can this figure be negative ?
    or cap losses b/f will be restricted to 5000?
    but how the cap losses b/f can even be provided… bcoz it is only allowable upto the amount at which AEA of 11300 is utilised (according to AEA concept)
    :/

    November 21, 2018 at 4:15 pm #485409
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    In order to utilise AEA to maximum , should it be the case that no losses b/f will be relieved but carried forward instead ?

    November 28, 2018 at 5:12 pm #486317
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    Think about what you are saying – the gains are only 10,000 which is less than the AEA – the taxpayer would NEVER even consider such a claim!!

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