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    PracticeCPA®CPA REG Practice Exam 4Question 44
    Hard1 markMultiple Choice
    Area V: Entity TaxationC CorporationsCapital Losses

    CPA · Question 44 · Area V: Entity Taxation

    A C Corporation has a net capital loss of $10,000 in Year 4. It reported the following net capital gains in prior years: Year 1: $2,000; Year 2: $3,000; Year 3: $1,000. What is the amount of capital loss carryforward to Year 5?

    Answer options:

    A.

    $10,000

    B.

    $4,000

    C.

    $0

    D.

    $7,000

    How to approach this question

    Corp Capital Loss Rule: Carry BACK 3 years, then FORWARD 5 years. Apply to earliest year first.

    Full Answer

    B.$4,000✓ Correct
    B
    C Corporations must carry back capital losses 3 years and then forward 5 years. Loss $10,000. Applied to Year 1 ($2,000), Year 2 ($3,000), Year 3 ($1,000). Total used = $6,000. Remaining carryforward = $4,000.

    Common mistakes

    Forgetting the mandatory carryback.
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