United States · IRS
Schedule D (Form 1040) — Capital Gains and Losses
Schedule D summarizes capital gains and losses from selling stocks, crypto, property and other assets, separating short-term from long-term gains.
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Who needs Schedule D (1040)?
Anyone who sold investments or property during the year — usually together with Form 8949 listing each transaction.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I also need Form 8949?
Usually yes — 8949 lists each sale and its basis; the totals flow into Schedule D.
How much loss can I deduct?
Net capital losses offset up to $3,000 of ordinary income per year ($1,500 married filing separately); the rest carries forward.
Always verify you have the current version: official IRS page
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