Canadian capital loss

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khkyau
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Canadian capital loss

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Hi...

If I realized some capital loss (stocks, mutual funds, etc) BEFORE I move to the USA, but I elect to file full year resident in the USA, can I claim these losses?

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Yes. When you file as a US resident, it is as if you have always reported in US.
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Post by nelsona »

works the othr way too. If you had large cap gains before moving, and chose full-year, they would need to be reported as well.
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Post by khkyau »

Thanks
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