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Complete the capital gains and losses netting process. Fill in the blank with the tax liability....

Complete the capital gains and losses netting process. Fill in the blank with the tax liability.

STCG/STCL (35%)

28%

25%

LTCG/LTCL (15%)

amount before netting

(50)

130

420

(100)
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