Income Taxes and Record Keeping ( tax )

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Income Taxes and Record Keeping ( tax )

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4185	I tried GainsKeeper in its early stages. I was incredibly slow, had no way to i	Dan Duchardt	-	4/11/2002
4184	Taxes..I just used GainsKeeper to do my trades and let me just say, "what a	shoreco	-	4/11/2002
4183	FWS, I'm not sure about all real estate, but if it was a business property	Dan Duchardt	-	4/11/2002
4182	Thanks gsp6181. I am still doing some asking around on this.	FWS	-	4/11/2002
4181	i didn't read that entire link, but if u are talking about this line... >	OX	-	4/11/2002
4180	Green Trader Tax web site advises those who trade futures NOT to elect mark-to-m	gsp6181	-	4/11/2002
4179	Chris, I am no expert but the RE gain and stock loss should both appear on Sch D	gsp6181	-	4/11/2002
4178	Can I offset real estate gains with stock losses?? I have a trading loss in 200	FWS	-	4/11/2002
4177	Zeuspaul, Dan, OX - Thanks for the help. - George	gsp6181	-	4/10/2002
4176	Yahoo has historical stock quotes. I tried IBM in 1968 and 1969 and got some re	Zeuspaul	-	4/9/2002
4175	OX, <I>problem w/ that is u won't get the historical perspective of a	Dan Duchardt	-	4/9/2002
4174	problem w/ that is u won't get the historical perspective of any splits, etc	OX	-	4/9/2002
4173	If all else fails, your local library might have a WSJ archive. That would not	Dan Duchardt	-	4/9/2002
4172	Need help finding historical stock prices for merged company. For tax purposes I	gsp6181	-	4/9/2002
4171	I bought a car in 2001, is the sales tax and license fee deductible ???	farkarooski	-	4/9/2002
4170	You must not have been a trader in 2000 (doing taxes in 2001) if you are just en	Paul Senior	-	4/8/2002
4169	My feelings are the same. I look back on my trades and say, "god, you must	james-rockford	-	4/7/2002
4168	i'm doing the laborious task of totalling by trades on excel. boy, what stu	Larry S.	-	4/6/2002
4167	no diff. if u stopped trading the stock in mid 2001 (i.e., did not trade it for	OX	-	4/6/2002
4166	wash sale question: What is the difference whether I add the loss to the next co	S.C. Barnard	-	4/6/2002
4165	its the part of hell you get for being a day trader, losing your money, then hav	Larry S.	-	4/5/2002
4164	you can do both like he said. or simply put your totals down.. and then be pre	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	4/5/2002
4163	Joel, I agree. I was responding because I thought that he meant to detail each	Echo	-	4/5/2002
4162	exactly. same thing.	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	4/5/2002
4161	No. You can simply put the summarized totals on the actual 1040 return. Then o	Echo	-	4/5/2002

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