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本帖最后由 heysheep 于 2010-3-15 02:44 编辑
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you can claim capital loss during your tax year, but this loss cannot be used to deduct your tax year income. it can normally only be used to reduce or eliminate capital gains. If you have capital losses that cannot be used in the current year, you can carry back the losses to any of the 3 preceding tax years. your capital losses can also be carried forward indefinitely. The only time they can be used to reduce income is in the year of a taxpayer's death, at this time, 1/2 (50%) of the capital loss would be used to reduce your income. hopefully this is useful for you.& A/ \' ^5 N# p
8 x* | L5 e6 lFiling form T1-schedule 3 (captial gains or losses). or you can find all information you need from Canada Revenue Agency website.+ Q# b' W _: _2 }8 B3 F, k6 Z
- N/ |7 k' Z3 G, ]8 vsorry, finally found you ask claiming tax for currency exchanging not stock, but i consider they should be very close if you are not daytrader or brokers. |
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