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To: ralfph who wrote (20269)	11/16/2004 4:09:11 PM
From: Condor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 313969

My wife now knows that I have more than a grand in my PF. She tripped over my tax return from last year while looking for hers . She knew that something was up when I got mine in first and did not leave it for her to do , but was not concerned enough to pry. But I am in trouble now. If you are in a net loss position, then you can guesstimate the forward tax relief you will get against future capital gains and then declare that profit in your disclosure to her. Basically its probably the same creative accounting thing that all these little sh*tkabob companies do that we trade. ralppph....NEVER let her see you sweat. p.s. Never declare a profit to her either because surely it will not then be a profit for more than a nanosecond <gg>. C@oldandintohallwaysex.com