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Income Taxes and Record Keeping ( tax )
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4635The Sales Price is the amount of money you received. If you sold 100 MSFT at 27Larry S.-3/29/2004
4634Schedule D??? I'm filling it out, my 1099's say Gross Proceeds less comGarden Rose-3/29/2004
4633That's what I do. There was a discussion about this a year ago, maybe on thiwilywilly-3/22/2004
4632>>>Robb, do you mean that you are: 1) a trader in the business of buyirobb3267-3/21/2004
4631I have one account with Interactive Brokers and they gave me a yearly printout oGarden Rose-3/21/2004
4630Futures gains/losses - I see that Form 6781 is the place to report them as "wilywilly-3/21/2004
4629No, except fill in the info. in the appropriate section in your return if you fiGeorge8-3/21/2004
4628Robb, do you mean that you are: 1) a trader in the business of buying and selliwilywilly-3/21/2004
4627Thanks Larry. GRGarden Rose-3/21/2004
4626you do not need to file anything with IRS or put anything on your tax return. TLarry S.-3/21/2004
4625I opened a Roth IRA for 2003, am I required to file anything with IRS on my taxeGarden Rose-3/21/2004
4624I spoke to the IRS last week and they stated that as a daytrader all I need to lrobb3267-3/20/2004
4623To Gorak or anyone who can help, I have a question. I have done my own taxes witminorejoy2000-3/17/2004
4622<i>Just makes sense, this is not a use it or lose it except for the year yGorak Shep-3/16/2004
4621Just for the fun of it folks, I entered a capital loss from a prior year into mydoniam-3/16/2004
4620Thats what i thought too but wanted to make sure. This is the first time i'trend line-3/16/2004
4619<i>Yep, you just don't use it until there is income to offset</i>Gorak Shep-3/16/2004
4618Yep, you just don't use it until there is income to offsetdoniam-3/16/2004
4617Does anyone know if dividends paid by the Royal Bank of Scotland qualify for theGary-3/16/2004
4616what if we didn't have any income at all? or the income is less than 3000 catrend line-3/16/2004
4615The short answer is NO, however if in year two you had capital gains the balancedoniam-3/15/2004
4614tax question...say you have 10K in capital losses...you can write off 3K max forposthumousone-3/15/2004
4613Trendline: Here is my research on this in general: The money is usually taxableStan-3/13/2004
4612When you signed your broker's Margin Agreement, you gave the broker the righCrazyRay-3/12/2004
4611How does the dividend exclusion apply to stock held in a margin account? How dohooter-3/12/2004
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