A: No assuming that you do indeed have capital gains. If you do, then this is definitely a taxable event. If you don't, then of course you won't have to pay a capitalgains tax, and you can use a capital loss to offset gains from other transactions.The result: You pay good money for bad results. It also unfair to blame your trainer for not helping you make drastic muscle gains if you only work with the trainer once or twice a week and do absolutely nothing the rest of the time. Training is not something a fitness professional does TO you; it something they do WITH you.

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