Except for a $3,000 deduction against ordinary income, it doesn't make a difference unless the decedent-to-be has capital gains that can be offset by the realized capital loss.
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Except for a $3,000 deduction against ordinary income, it doesn't make a difference unless the decedent-to-be has capital gains that can be offset by the realized capital loss.
Agreed. I was expecting to see the suggestion of the conversion to Roth of some IRA assets of the soon to meet his maker.
Joe
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