Hi,
After view on of the recent threads, I also made an 8000 euro GCT loss on stock during the bubble of 2001. I no longer deal in shares so have no opportunity to write this loss off.
I am in the position now that I may soon owe the revenue 9000 euro in stamp duty on for the FTB claw back.
Would anyone care to hazard a guess as to whether the Revenue would be open to writing one off against the other?
my only other option with the CGT loss is to keep it until i sell the house in many years when (if it has been a rental property for anytime) i will owe some CGT on the profit.
After view on of the recent threads, I also made an 8000 euro GCT loss on stock during the bubble of 2001. I no longer deal in shares so have no opportunity to write this loss off.
I am in the position now that I may soon owe the revenue 9000 euro in stamp duty on for the FTB claw back.
Would anyone care to hazard a guess as to whether the Revenue would be open to writing one off against the other?
my only other option with the CGT loss is to keep it until i sell the house in many years when (if it has been a rental property for anytime) i will owe some CGT on the profit.