Net capital losses

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Net capital losses

What is a net capital loss?
Generally, when allowable capital losses are more than taxable capital gains, the difference is a net capital loss. The rate used to determine the taxable part of a capital gain and the allowable part of a capital loss is called an inclusion rate.


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Net capital losses cannot be carried forward from a T1 return to a T3 return.

For 2022, the inclusion rate is one-half. Therefore, an allowable capital loss is one-half of a capital loss and a taxable capital gain is one-half of a capital gain.

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Date modified:
2023-01-24