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Ms. Wong
| Employment Income | $58200 |
| Property Income | $100000 |
| Taxable Capital Gains | $45000 |
| Gross Income | $113200 |
| Less :Capital losses | $13500 |
| Less :Othe Deduction | $5000 |
| Taxable Income | 94700 |
- Capital Losses can be set off against the income from capital gains
- Business losses can be set off against income from Profit/ losses from busines
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