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Income Taxes and Record Keeping ( tax )
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4035as long as you're completely out of the stock (no position) for 31 days finOX-1/31/2002
4034Plus, you don't have to even worry about wash sales unless they span a calenTony C.-1/31/2002
4033Dan, Thanks for the speedy response. SaharaWhite Bear-1/30/2002
4032Sahara, No wash sale to worry about unless you buy the shares back within 30 daDan Duchardt-1/30/2002
4031If anyone can help me I would appreciate it. I bought 300 shares of a stock on White Bear-1/30/2002
4030Colin, How does it work for investment club members in a partnership that have Steve Misic-1/30/2002
4029JungleCat, Just report all gains and losses on Sched D as it instructs you to dGorak Shep-1/29/2002
4028oops. misread your numbers. 10K long term gain taxed at 20%. eomLarry S.-1/29/2002
4027Need help. Question: I have 10K losses (short-term) and 20K gains (long-term). JungleCat-1/29/2002
4026You may not CHOOSE to defer your $3,000 capital loss. if you have the income, yColin Cody-1/27/2002
4025Generally, charities do NOT pay any taxes for anything associated with their TAXColin Cody-1/27/2002
4024Thanks Dan, I had read the IRS passage quoted in that text, but obviously I had A.J. Mullen-1/25/2002
4023A.J., <I>can I avoid short-term capital gains by selling short?</I>Dan Duchardt-1/24/2002
4022<i>Can't you right click in the capital loss field and choose "ovRoseCampion-1/24/2002
4021Naiive tax-question: can I avoid short-term capital gains by selling short? SayA.J. Mullen-1/24/2002
4020Can't you right click in the capital loss field and choose "override&quTony C.-1/23/2002
4019Cody, I'm the guy who asked about the donation of property to the non-profitOak Tree-1/19/2002
4018TurboTax seem to imply that if I have a capital loss of greater than $3000 in 20RoseCampion-1/18/2002
4017Please Help-thanks a million---wanna change my tax lady-have only 500 trades a ybluetreekk-1/9/2002
4016RS, <I>The IRS, at least, allows rollovers from 401Ks to IRAs, and I'Dan Duchardt-1/9/2002
4015If the state(s) don't change their contribution limits for IRAs, it would seLarry S.-1/9/2002
4014Hi Larry, fwiw...You might also want to check your the state's tax code... SnowShredder-1/9/2002
4013<<If you change employers, you can roll the 401k to an IRA, and take it frRocket Scientist-1/9/2002
4012Chris, <I>if the donor gave recipient some stock (50 % gain since his purDan Duchardt-1/9/2002
4011if the donor gave recipient some stock (50 % gain since his purchase), what inceChris-1/9/2002
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