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Closing business One owner corporation Can and where would you claim business loss on personal taxes?
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In the US, if the corporation had filed for S-corp status, the loss would flow through to the owner's personal tax return from a K-1 to his personal Schedule E to Line 17 of Form 1040.
If the corporation was filing as a C-Corp, the owner would have a Capital Loss because his stock was worthless.
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Stockholder.
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