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    Gertie Has a NSTCL of $9,000 and a NLTCG of $5,500
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Gertie Has a NSTCL of $9,000 and a NLTCG of $5,500

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Gertie has a NSTCL of $9,000 and a NLTCG of $5,500 during the current taxable year. After gains and losses are offset, Gertie reports


A) Gertie has a NSTCL of $9,000 and a NLTCG of $5,500 during the current taxable year. After gains and losses are offset, Gertie reports A)    B)    C)    D)
B) Gertie has a NSTCL of $9,000 and a NLTCG of $5,500 during the current taxable year. After gains and losses are offset, Gertie reports A)    B)    C)    D)
C) Gertie has a NSTCL of $9,000 and a NLTCG of $5,500 during the current taxable year. After gains and losses are offset, Gertie reports A)    B)    C)    D)
D) Gertie has a NSTCL of $9,000 and a NLTCG of $5,500 during the current taxable year. After gains and losses are offset, Gertie reports A)    B)    C)    D)

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