5Mon
By applying for the loss certificate, you have unfortunately now set your loss pot to zero, so the €200 will not be carried over into the new year. Loss certificates only help you to offset your losses against profits that you make with other brokers with a different custody account, for example.
If you had done nothing at all, your losses would simply have been carried over into the new year. As far as I know, the whole thing cannot be reversed. But beware, I'm far from an expert, maybe someone else from the community can help and there are a few tricks that I don't know ✌🏼
If you had done nothing at all, your losses would simply have been carried over into the new year. As far as I know, the whole thing cannot be reversed. But beware, I'm far from an expert, maybe someone else from the community can help and there are a few tricks that I don't know ✌🏼
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@Jack1909 Thank you! I was afraid it was a mistake :/
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@McZed With the loss certificate, you can claim the losses for tax purposes. You will then receive a loss assessment notice and must declare any gains from the sale of shares etc. for tax purposes. You must now declare these annually for tax purposes in order to offset them.
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