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Taxes do go negative for assets decreasing in value. You may deduct any (realized) losses in value from your other (realized) gains. You may also deduct up to $
by gibybo 13y ago
Taxes do go negative for assets decreasing in value. You may deduct any (realized) losses in value from your other (realized) gains. You may also deduct up to $3k/year of those losses from your income. If you have losses exceeding this amount, you may carry them over into the following year and deduct again.
*This is the US tax code, but I suspect many countries operate similarly.