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From: | "Tony Haddon" <haddon@E3.net.nz> |
Date: | Wed, 6 Sep 2000 22:58:29 +1200 |
That same publication also quotes Technical
Policy Circular 88/13 : ........."Section 65 Income Tax Act "
" Losses made in selling or disposing of
shares can be deducted for tax purposes where it is a normal part of the
taxpayer's business to trade or deal in shares."
and: "Shares acquired for resale but not sold at the end of the year of
the year are not taken into account , until actually sold in a later
year"
and "Any losses claimed must be actual
realised losses from the sale of the shares , as opposed to reductions in the
value of shares the taxpayer held at the end of the year. "
Nick has hit the nail on the head...the loss
is whatever the significant other looking over your shoulder reckons it is
!
What about a competition to see who can have
the last word ?
regards, Tony
Haddon
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