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in 05 i had a k 1 phanton gain and the profits were from reality and returned to reality same type my l l c received the k 1 and the same l l c today is looking at very large losses do to the times we are in can my losses today wipe out gains from my past. how many years can i go back i was told the new law is 10 years.

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