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The tax reduction against income for capital losses rounds to zero for all practical purposes. Long-term inflation losses are not deductible at all in the US even though they can often exceed notional returns.



That's not what your original comment said at all.

You still haven't pointed out which capital losses get you taxed more. If you were referring to inflation, then why not just say that directly?




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