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I exercised some non qualified stock options this year and the gains will be reported as W2 income complete with withholding. Can I take short term losses on other stocks to offset these gains? Or am I limited to $3000 write off?

I sold stock in 2006 for a down payment on a home. I mistakenly thought the exception on capital gains for revenue on a home sale would apply for a stock sale when making a down payment on a home. Now in 2009 I sold the home for a 25k loss. Would the 2009 loss offset the 2006 gain in anyway?

I have short term cap gains and long term cap losses that roughly equal each other. I know that same-term realized sell activity can offset, but what about short vs. long? Thanks for your help in advance.

Can you claim a stock loss WITHOUT capital gains? I will have no capital gains in 2008 (that I foresee). I do have a loss from a stock sale which I lost $3,000. Can I still write it off as a loss?

I will have short term capital gains this year from stocks I’ve bought and sold. I have some stocks I’ve held long term and could sell for a loss. I have no long term capital gains for this year. I know that federal short term capital gains are taxed as income at about 28% and long term taxed at about 18%. 1) Will selling these long term stock at a loss help to lower the my federal taxation [...]