If a corporation has a net operating loss, the loss may be _ and then_?

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A) Carried back, carried forward

B) Carried forward, carried back

C) None

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RAJESH DESHKULKARNI GOPAL

by RAJESH DESHKULKARNI GOPAL , Group Accounts & Tax Manager , Confidential Group

If a corporation has a net operating loss, the loss may be _ and then_?

A) Carried back, carried forward

B) Carried forward, carried back

C) None

Answer B

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