Question9 1 pts If a taxpayer sells a short-term business-use asset for a loss: (Choose all of the correct answers.) There is no limit to the amount of realized capital loss that could be realized Assuming the taxpayer had no other sales during the year, and there are no carryforward amounts, the taxpayer's recognized capital loss is limited to $3,000 Depending on the amount of the realized capital loss, the entire realized loss could be a recognized capital loss for the taxpayer A recognized capital loss would never be permitted because it was a personal-use asset A capital loss can only be recognized if there were some capital gains