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From: Elroy	8/16/2022 12:21:19 PM
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Here's a weird one. I've got a Roth IRA. In a few years I will be able to withdraw stocks from the Roth and put them into my regular brokerage account without penalty. If I withdraw a stock and put it in my regular account, what happens to the cost basis on the stock? Does it stay whatever it was when in the Roth? I'm wondering if I can withdraw stocks that have capital losses, and sell them while in my regular brokerage account, and realize the loss for tax purposes? Anyone have any idea?

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