Again you're proving you know ZERO about business.
Every tax loss in a business was from one of two things:
1) Money the owners put into the company which they paid taxes on when they earned it
2) Money the company made and the owners paid taxes on when they earned it
Money in a company can't come from nowhere. Honestly, your lie that you own two businesses is, wow, incredible given your lack of knowledge of even the basics of business.
The point is, taxes were paid on the money that became losses. The most common losses, particularly early in a business, are from the owner getting money back they put into the company, which is why I assumed that. But either way, the losses are against money that was taxed
You just called me a liar again. What's your problem. We've gone over this before. Why won't you admit your error?
You probably think capital gains taxes are bullshit, right? You are talking yourself into circles. The subject it Net Operating Losses and how owners of complex businesses can take max advantage of the provision.
And....this isn't a business discussion, douchebag....it's a tax discussion. I thought you knew something about taxes....but now I'm not so sure. Your numbers one and two above being the only losses that a business can claim is retarded.
Time for you to say something intelligent.