From: "Dalmia, Bipin K." <DALMIABK@phibred.com>
Subject: long-term loss
Date: Wed, 10 Jun 1998 15:22:13 -0500
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hi: i have a question regarding long-term capital losses. do i have to use LT losses to offset LT gains or can i use them to offset short term gains? the reason is obvious, my LT gains are taxed at 20% and ST gains at 28% and i would rather offset 28% gains than 20% gains. but i am sure that in its infinite wisdom, congress will make me offset LT gains before ST gains encouraging ST behaviour. also, does the same apply to 'worthless stock'? i have some stock for a company that filed for bankruptcy and i do not see any hopes of getting anything for that stock. (for the curious, it is Venture Stores) thanx, bip - -
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