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To: Madhur who wrote (70)	4/11/1999 1:01:00 PM
From: Jeff Jordan	Respond to of 118

To: Madhur who wrote (70)	4/11/1999 3:05:00 PM
From: Jeff Jordan	Respond to of 118

Burkhard, Thanks again for your help! I have finally been successful. I wasn't selecting both \your dataman and my 1998.qif file. I also wasn't creating report before hitting view. I hope to have my Sch D now completed today! All 58 pages!<g> I know people that trade 10x as much as me. By the time I add my brokerage 1099 to my tax return I bet this years return will be 2 inches thick!<g> WOW! I also like how it breaks down the trade analysis especially the broker fees. Over $11,000 in my case....wow I will be very happy to recommend this program to anyone who does a high number of transactions. Once you know what your doing the program is very easy to use. I think you saved me the trouble of learning how to use Excel spreadsheets. But I'm gong to force myself to anyway.<g> My best, Jeff

To: Madhur who wrote (70)	4/11/1999 8:13:00 PM
From: Jon Tara	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 118

Does StockTax have a rounding problem? I have a 0.06 mis-match between the sales shown on my 1099-B and sales shown on my tax return. I haven't gone through all of the transactions to see if there is a mis-match between the online values from Datek and the values on the 1099-B yet. I wonder if there is some problem with fractions of pennies relating to transaction fees, etc.? Certainly .06 is not big deal, but I like to have it match exactly - it shows the IRS that a level of care was taken in preparing the return.