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To: Sword who wrote (820)	4/18/1999 9:09:00 PM
From: Spots	Read Replies (1) of 1383

>>I've always been more interested in abiding by the intent of the law than by the letter thereof. Exactly my point. Glad you agree. I've followed your comments a bit on various threads and value your opinion. >>And I've never had any problems in reporting on Schedule D in this way Me either, in my much more limited experience. But I did survive an audit at the end of which the IRS auditor shook my hand and said "We're accepting your taxes as filed." Damn right. They were as honest as I could make 'em. I must say, though, except for the obvious anxiety, it was relatively painless and the IRS folks were polite, tough, and fair. I have no problem with any of this (especially polite <g>). >> Call me stubborn, if you want. It's the principal of the thing Yep. That's why I don't want to add an explanation for within-year wash sales. Spots

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