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finance a la shmoop what is a tax loss carry forward
- 00:06
all right well feel bad about losing money in your business last year
- 00:11
well this law will help make you feel a whole lot better you had been going [guy sinking in bath]
- 00:15
along swimmingly making ten million bucks a year in your hot tub pimp out
- 00:20
biz where you are the premier provider of turbo Jets neon lights spa caddies [fancy hot tub]
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- 00:26
massaging floor inserts and literal wet bars but then Kanye launched a competing [alcoholic beverages]
- 00:32
business called hot and wet by Kanye and the next year well you lost six million [Hot and Wet by Kanye building]
- 00:37
bucks well on your 10 million of taxable profits in a year you had been paying 30
- 00:43
percent tax or 3 million bucks in taxes to show net income or earnings of 7
- 00:48
million dollars well you lost 6 million dollars last year so you paid no tax and
- 00:54
no the government doesn't rebate you 30% in taxes like they don't write you a
- 01:00
check for 30% of 6 million or 1.8 million years that you lose money
- 01:06
running your business but they do allow you to carry forward that loss into the
- 01:12
next year or the next or the next usually up to 7 years total in most
- 01:17
cases so that tax loss of 6 million bucks then comes in handy the following
- 01:22
year when Kanye's hot tubs are found to be administering second-degree burns to [Hot and Wet news paper]
- 01:27
its buyers and you once again make 10 million dollars in taxable profits only
- 01:32
this time you have 6 million dollars of tax loss carry forward that gets first
- 01:38
subtracted from the 10 million before you have to even think about taxes so in
- 01:43
this case you pay taxes on just 4 million dollars or 30% of 4 million or
- 01:48
just 1.2 million in taxes to net 2.8 million in net income essentially the
- 01:54
government splits your losses and lets you take the taxable part of losses into
- 02:00
the future so that the lows are not so low and well as far as Kanye is
- 02:04
concerned the highs are not so high [Kanye in court]
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