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TLHTerminal Logon Handler
TLHTax Loss Harvesting
TLHThe Learning House (Louisville, KY)
TLHTotal Laparoscopic Hysterectomy
TLHThe Lutheran Hymnal
TLHTallahassee, FL, USA (Airport Code)
TLHTrans-Labrador Highway (Canada)
TLHTrader's Little Helper (software)
TLHThread-Local Heap
TLHTotal Listening Hours (Internet Radio)
TLHThe Language House (various locations)
TLHTop-Level Hierarchy (Microsoft Exchange Server)
TLHType Library Header (Microsoft Visual C++ compiler and programming language)
TLHThe Ley Hunter (journal)
TLHTréfileries et Laminoirs du Havre (French energy supplier)
TLHTop-Level Hazards
TLHThomas Lincoln Handy school (Bay City, Michigan)
TLHTanunda Lutheran Homes (South Australia)
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This incentive is what lies behind the process commonly known as tax loss harvesting. (32) Tax loss harvesting is "the process of selling securities at a loss from their original cost, ...
New twists on an old plot: investors look to avoid the wash sale rule by harvesting tax losses with exchange-traded funds
* Investment advisor/firm performs annual tax loss harvesting on the portfolio.
Overseeing investment managers: 10 lessons from the financial crisis
This is often attributed to prices rebounding from selling pressure associated with year-end tax loss harvesting. We tested this hypothesis by analyzing whether changes in the short-term capital gains tax holding period affected the relationship between monthly returns in the previous two calendar years and subsequent January returns.
Taxation and household portfolio behavior
Tax loss harvesting is usually a savvy year-end strategy for investors.
Year-end tax planning for investors
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