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Losses incurred in carrying on a trade or business may not be fully deductible in the current tax year in which of the following situations? The loss of $10,000 resulted from the sale or exchange of a capital asset and the taxpayer has no offsetting capital gains during the tax year. The taxpayer is in the trade or business of being a gambler and the gambling losses exceeded the winnings for the tax year. The taxpayer lost property in a theft, but the taxpayer's insurance company may cover all or portion of the loss. All of the above situations may result in the losses being not fully deductible in the current tax year

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