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But why'd a government want to disincentivize investing? It's mind blowing how such a bill was deliberated and passed by actual humans.
Like you mentioned, it'd be interesting to see how capital loss...
Let's say you have a capital loss in 2029. You can compensate in 2030. So capital loss in 2029 is for example € 60 000. You pay zero tax in 2029 ( no tax return on loss). Capital gain in 2030 is € 80 000. Taxable amount in 2030 will be € 20 000 (=€80 000 - €60 000). So payable tax 2030 is 36% of € 20 000. So losses can be compensated in future years, but not backwards.
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