How would you distinguish between a capital loss from a revenue loss? Give a few illustrations of both types of losses.
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This document welcomes students to Prof. Raman Dhiman's commerce class and covers topics related to income tax, capital and revenue losses, and definitions. It introduces capital loss as loss from a decrease in value of a capital asset like real estate that is not realized until the asset is sold for less than the purchase price. Revenue loss is defined as making less money from operations than expected due to external factors like losing customers or market changes. The document concludes by thanking students for listening and asking if they have any questions.
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