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To: TATRADER who wrote (10179)	7/12/1999 4:27:00 PM
From: Rick Dudley	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 59879

Mark, try www.greencompany.com

To: TATRADER who wrote (10179)	7/12/1999 4:49:00 PM
From: mike mulhearn	Respond to of 59879

Not unless your a professional and keep an office. Then you have business expenses. Otherwise your profits go toward your annual income and your taxed accordingly. You can deduct losses up to 3000.00 per year. If you have 9000.00 in losses it will carry over and can be deducted up to 3000.00 the following year. That's the way I understand it to be. Maybe someone else has something to add.

To: TATRADER who wrote (10179)	7/12/1999 9:18:00 PM
From: bazan	Respond to of 59879

Mark, Try this thread, sure there's some experts there. beta.siliconinvestor.com I'm sure we even have experts here who can tell you first hand so I won't bother speculating on the topic even though I'm fairly certain of the rules. If you can't claim to be the daytrader because of another profession, I'm certain you can set up Jeannie as the daytrader and she can offset gains with losses and related expenses. Ie. ESignal, publications/subscriptions, computer depreciation, etc. Regards,bazan