Capital loss carryover implications in divorce
Capital loss carryover is a good way to offset gains in future years, and it may be a handy asset in a divorce settlement. This video explains the implications and considerations for divorcing couples. Micheal J. Grilli, Esq. 413.781.0560, MGrilli@BaconWilson.com
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