Corporations: Net Operating Losses and Capital Loss Limitations

Corporations' net operating losses occur when tax-deductible expenses exceed taxable revenues, allowing these losses to be carried forward or back to offset taxable income in other years, within limits established by tax law. Capital loss limitations restrict the amount of losses from the sale of capital assets that can be deducted against ordinary income, typically capping the deduction with the excess carried forward to future tax years.

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C Corporations
Module: 7 Concepts, 81 Lessons