wenn wir schon so ein wenig am plaudern sind was hälst du von dieser Fragestellung: Let´s see a few words from that paragraph “worthless stock deduction of approximately $8.37 billion ” … I think that we ( as a company or corporation) had stock in WMBank, and before the abandonment, that stock's value was X. Then when it became worthless we abandoned it and we had a stock loss of X (that loss will be ordinary loss or not (OL or not) depending on the law and on the IRS) which generates a worthless stock deduction of 0,35X ( being the deduction a net tax advantage) I think that in our case the worthless stock deduction was 8,37 Billion and the amount of stock abandoned was 23,914 Billion, I mean the loss we had abandoning the stock was 23,914 Billion and the deduction ( it generated) was 23,914*0,35 = 8,37 Billion ( being the deduction a net tax advantage) I also think that in our case ( according to the law and the IRS) the loss (and also the deduction and the net tax advantage) was ordinary, which is paramount for the potential buyer because it can be used to compensate ordinary ( and not specific) gains “……which gives rise to an NOL for the current year” … different to “We believe the total available and utilizable NOL carry forward at March 19, 2012 is expected to be approximately $5.96 billion”… Catz, do you think the 8,37 Billion deduction are a net tax advantage? Are the 5,96 Billion (NOL carry forward ) another (and different) tax advantage we have to add to the 8,37 Billion (NOL for the current year)? Is the net tax advantage from the 5,96 Billion (5,96 * 0,35) 2,086 Billion? Is our total net tax advantage 8,37 Billion + 2,086 Billion, this is 10,456 Billion? Ist das so? Ich bin kein Steuerexperte und stecke nicht so tief im amerikanischen Steuerrecht. Gruß |