Hello and welcome to this session. This is Professor Farhad. In this session, we're going to look at deductions and losses, basically an introduction to this topic. This topic is covered in an income tax course, the CPA regulation exam, as well as the enrolled agent exam. As always, I would like to remind my students to connect with me on a personal as well as on a professional level. I am very active online and I do post my lectures as well as other related CPA and accounting topics on my Facebook page. Please let's connect personally if you would like to. You want to make sure you subscribe to my channel so that you're always up to date. Please like my videos, share them, and put them in playlists. This way, other people can benefit as well. I do have a Twitter account and you can access my lectures, which are organized by course and chapter, on my website. This recording is brought to you by Jaeger CPA Review. If you like this video, Jaeger has hundreds of hours of CPA accounting tax and all that lectures like mine. It can supplement your college studies with thousands of multiple-choice questions with answers, simulations, textbook (including physical CPA textbook), audio lectures for retention purposes, electronic flashcards, plus other resources. If you happen to visit Jaeger, please use my PMF code so you'll get 10% off of the best valued CPA course out there. You will benefit yourself and benefit this channel. So in this session, we're going to look at deductions and losses. The first thing you want to know is that there's not really a difference between deductions and losses. And we like deductions and losses in taxes because they both reduce income and debts. Well, that's what...
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