On May 19, 5:36*pm, Drew Edmundson <drewsbeag...[at]hotmail.com> wrote:
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Drew, Virginia has no separate provision for carrying an NOL back or
forward, but starts the computation of taxable income with federal AGI
AFTER the NOL deduction. So whatever NOLD was claimed on the federal
return is allowed for Virginia. If the taxpayer has a federal NOL
carryback to a year when he was a VA resident, I believe he can amend
his VA resident return to claim the carryback loss, even though it
arises from a non-VA source.

However, if there is no NOL carryback for federal purposes, there is
no VA carryback.

See Virginia Public Document Ruling No. 89-110, 03/24/1989.

Katie in San Diego

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Does VA allow a nonresident to carryback a net operating
loss back to a year they were a resident? In other words
can an NC resident with an NC source NOL carry it back to a
prior year when they were a VA resident?

How long is a 2007 net operating loss carried back for VA
purposes?

TIA

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Drew Edmundson, CPA
Cary, NC

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