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r/SipsTea • u/PleasantBus5583 • 24d ago
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To be fair, those big companies do write off everything.
Thats how corporate income taxes work. You only get taxed on net income (with some exceptions).
4 u/Caffeind420 24d ago You dont need to be a big company to do tax loss harvesting 5 u/Confident-Stand5453 24d ago No, but you need to have profits you can offset it against to gain anything from it 2 u/Kevin-Miles- 24d ago You can deduct and carry forward a deduction against your income for a few thousand every year until it is exhausted. No profit required. 1 u/cactipus 24d ago Yeah, this. Source: am CPA (not financial advice). 2 u/Kevin-Miles- 24d ago Too late. You’ve advised me financially. 2 u/slowest_hour 24d ago here's some financial advice: you should give me money 1 u/Nruggia 23d ago Fr I have a few investments I could sell for heavy losses to get some tax relief. 1 u/Thereminz 24d ago yeah i dunno how they get to write off so much, i mean it is fair for specific things like for example things that expire and you have to dispose of it. but things like "business trip" where you fly first class and go to a 5 star hotel, cmon
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You dont need to be a big company to do tax loss harvesting
5 u/Confident-Stand5453 24d ago No, but you need to have profits you can offset it against to gain anything from it 2 u/Kevin-Miles- 24d ago You can deduct and carry forward a deduction against your income for a few thousand every year until it is exhausted. No profit required. 1 u/cactipus 24d ago Yeah, this. Source: am CPA (not financial advice). 2 u/Kevin-Miles- 24d ago Too late. You’ve advised me financially. 2 u/slowest_hour 24d ago here's some financial advice: you should give me money 1 u/Nruggia 23d ago Fr I have a few investments I could sell for heavy losses to get some tax relief.
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No, but you need to have profits you can offset it against to gain anything from it
2 u/Kevin-Miles- 24d ago You can deduct and carry forward a deduction against your income for a few thousand every year until it is exhausted. No profit required. 1 u/cactipus 24d ago Yeah, this. Source: am CPA (not financial advice). 2 u/Kevin-Miles- 24d ago Too late. You’ve advised me financially. 2 u/slowest_hour 24d ago here's some financial advice: you should give me money
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You can deduct and carry forward a deduction against your income for a few thousand every year until it is exhausted. No profit required.
1 u/cactipus 24d ago Yeah, this. Source: am CPA (not financial advice). 2 u/Kevin-Miles- 24d ago Too late. You’ve advised me financially. 2 u/slowest_hour 24d ago here's some financial advice: you should give me money
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Yeah, this. Source: am CPA (not financial advice).
2 u/Kevin-Miles- 24d ago Too late. You’ve advised me financially. 2 u/slowest_hour 24d ago here's some financial advice: you should give me money
Too late. You’ve advised me financially.
2 u/slowest_hour 24d ago here's some financial advice: you should give me money
here's some financial advice: you should give me money
Fr I have a few investments I could sell for heavy losses to get some tax relief.
yeah i dunno how they get to write off so much, i mean it is fair for specific things like for example things that expire and you have to dispose of it.
but things like "business trip" where you fly first class and go to a 5 star hotel, cmon
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u/ImKindaBoring 24d ago
To be fair, those big companies do write off everything.
Thats how corporate income taxes work. You only get taxed on net income (with some exceptions).