How to use this calculator
- Enter the inputs using consistent units.
- Review rate, timing, and scope assumptions.
- Select Calculate to update every result.
- Change one assumption at a time to compare scenarios.
Build a simple annual withdrawal schedule for a tax-loss-harvesting benefit account. The model grows the reinvested tax savings, applies a fixed withdrawal at the beginning of each year, and estimates how long that benefit pool lasts.
Withdrawals occur at the beginning of each year and cannot exceed the available balance.
The ending balance tracks only reinvested tax savings, not the replacement investment or tax due at its eventual sale.
This is an educational estimate, not tax, legal, or investment advice. Tax rules, eligibility, account ordering, and state treatment vary; confirm decisions with a qualified professional.
A $20,000 harvested loss at 30% creates a $6,000 pool. With $1,000 beginning-of-year withdrawals and 5% growth, the balance after 10 years is $0 because the pool is depleted during the schedule.
They are modeled at the beginning of each year, before growth.
No. A withdrawal is capped at the available balance.
No. It tracks only the tax-benefit pool; future tax should be modeled separately.
The benefit pool may run out before the full schedule is complete.
Yes, provided it is greater than -100% per year.
| Stage | Action |
|---|---|
| Start of year | Withdraw up to the requested amount |
| End of year | Apply the annual return |
| Depletion | Stop withdrawals when balance reaches zero |