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The following capital gain and loss amounts pertain to Smith Inc., a C-Corporation:2011 net long-term capital gains $10,0002012 net short-term capital gains $30,0002013 net short-term capital gains $20,0002014 net long-term capital gains $15,0002015 net long-term capital losses $80,000How much capital loss is carried forward to 2016?a)$15,000b)$5,000c)$45,000d)It depends on if an election is made to waive the carryback period.
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