If you had a net $30,000 capital loss in 2008, you would use $3000 to offset ordinary income in 2008 and carry $27,000 forward to 2009.
In 2009, the $27,000 you carried forward would be treated as if it were a brand new capital loss that first occurred in 2009. It would be treated just as if you sold a stock in 2009 for a $27,000 loss. You would first use the full $27,000 to offset any capital gains that you had in 2009. If there was anything left after offsetting capital gains, you would use $3000 to offset ordinary income and then carry over what was left to 2010. You can keep doing this until you die. Your heirs or estate cannot use any capital loss that is left when you die.
For example, let's say you get lucky in 2010 and sell a stock for a $10,000 profit. You would use $10,000 of the $27,000 to offset the profit. Then you would use $3000 more to offset ordinary income in 2010. Then you would carry $27,000 - $10,000 - $3000 = $14,000 to 2011.
[Debit] Investment in company 30000 [Credit] Cash 30000
You would have 30000 after the tax amount.
33%...?
cash a/c dr 50000 bank a/c dr 30000 TO CAPITAL a/c 80000
If you are single, NOT a dependent, dont have any dependents, then it would go something like the following.... Pleas note that this calculation is assuming that the $30000 are from a w2. 30000 -9500 Standard deduction and personal exemption =20500 Taxable Income 2654 Tax -6000 withholdings =3346 Aproximate Refund.
[Debit] Investment in company 30000 [Credit] Cash 30000
Depends on how you invested it and what rate of return that investment delivered.
29% of 30000 = 29% * 30000 = 0.29 * 30000 = 8700
2% of 30000 = 2% * 30000 = 0.02 * 30000 = 600
7 % of 30000 = 7/100 * 30000 = 0.07 * 30000 = 2100
30% of 30000= 30% * 30000= 0.30 * 30000= 9000
30000
30000 or 30000 over 1 _____ 1
30,000.
1 percent of 30000 = 3001% of 30000= 1% * 30000= 0.01 * 30000= 300
30000
15% of 30,000= 15% * 30000= 0.15 * 30000= 4,500