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To: artemus who wrote (4790)2/15/1999 9:35:00 PM
From: SJS   of 19700
 
Bob, et all.

I do this type of thing ALL THE TIME. It's called "vs. purchase date".

When you sell stock and you want to do a specific lot, tell your broker its a "versus purchase date of "X". X is the date the stock was purchased. It will go right on your transaction receipt.

However, the IRS don't check each and every transaction, but has the right to do so, if you get audited. If audited, you have your transaction report showing your vs purchase date transaction clearly labelled as such.
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