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Income Taxes and Record Keeping ( tax )
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5310Roth Conversions this year. Getting different answers so far. If I convert IRAdeeno-1/20/2010
5309think you had to file a 8606? (not sure of number) to show those after tax contrdeeno-1/20/2010
5308Listing each transaction over a 30 year span can be difficult. If you know yourB.K.Myers-1/20/2010
5307Looks like the first step is to fully account all the detailed history of oneGeorge8-1/20/2010
5306Most of what you say makes sense and sounds like a reasonable plan. But don'B.K.Myers-1/20/2010
5305Question on new Roth IRA no-limit conversion restrictions and non-deductible IRAoptions101-1/20/2010
5304always as an accountant but..... Lets say I have 1,000 shares of a stock boughtdeeno-1/13/2010
5303<i>Putting out a position on the covered call boulevard is a good way to mElroy-1/13/2010
5302Trades are reported to the IRS by brokerage firms in electronic form. Very easyB.K.Myers-1/13/2010
5301And you think somebody is actually checking that in the multitude of trades thatBWAC-1/13/2010
5300You are essentially correct. You cannot take a tax loss if you buy the same secB.K.Myers11/13/2010
5299Sounds like you are in love with this stock. Stocks are like pole dancers. Enjoyclochard11/13/2010
5298<i>Neither. I assume you meant "capital loss". You should write Elroy-1/13/2010
5297Neither. I assume you meant "capital loss". You should write covered cclochard-1/13/2010
5296Lets say I have 1,000 shares of a stock bought long ago at $10, and the share prElroy-1/13/2010
5295The New Year Brings Tax Chaos At least 2010 is a good year to die. JANUARY 7, 2Peter Dierks31/8/2010
5294The reason this is all so complicated is that the IRS and the Congress want it twillcousa-10/19/2009
5293peter, thanks. after 36 lines of adding and subtracting this and that, i got thSkeeter Bug-10/19/2009
5292Hi Skeeter, yes on my 2008 taxes the figure from Schedule D Line 16 does appear peter michaelson-10/18/2009
5291Hi Skeeter: When I get back to my desk I will look that up. That might be latepeter michaelson-10/18/2009
5290I pay an excellent accountant a lot of money to take care of that. He attends jrhana-10/18/2009
5289hi peter, quick question. you still move sched d line 16 to 1040 line 13 and thSkeeter Bug-10/17/2009
5288peter, thank you. i'll look into doing it this way. do these people get boSkeeter Bug-10/17/2009
5287On my tax return, we have checked Line 20 of Schedule D and then used Schedule Dpeter michaelson-10/17/2009
5286hi all, i'm working through schedule D and, at first blush, it treats long tSkeeter Bug-10/17/2009
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