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Income Taxes and Record Keeping ( tax )
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5410ok, i sold it. that explains the huge decreaseNOW-4/24/2011
5409yes soldstock leader-4/24/2011
5408you mean sold?NOW-4/23/2011
5407passive losses do NOT offset capital gains unless the under-lying passive activistock leader-4/22/2011
5406Question: i had a couple of rather large passive LP losses last year, but using NOW-4/6/2011
5405<i>Based on your statement - "99.99% of my income in 2010 was from a Elroy-4/4/2011
5404RE: "there is this $34k filing separately/$68k filing jointly deduction froB.K.Myers-4/4/2011
5403Thanks for the info. The posters on Fairmark Forum also agreed that there is thElroy-4/4/2011
5402Elroy, 1. Margin interest paid on taxable investments (not tax free investmentsB.K.Myers-4/3/2011
5401The correct answer to the tax rate will be spit out by the Qualified Dividend anKapusta Kid-4/3/2011
5400"ordinary dividends are taxed at your normal income rate, but qualified divKapusta Kid-4/3/2011
5399Hmmm, this is interesting. 99.99% of my income in 2010 was from a long term cElroy-4/3/2011
5398Doing taxes for 2010. 1- One of the items on my brokerage statement 1099 is MElroy-4/3/2011
5397No IRA's for you. :^D In order to have a qualified dividend; they cant be pdeeno-3/15/2011
5396<i>well you know you should ask an accountant but....</i> I don;t kElroy-3/15/2011
5395well you know you should ask an accountant but.... 1. no 2. Someone else has podeeno-3/15/2011
5394I've read that the 2010 tax rate on dividends is 15%. Someone else has postElroy-3/15/2011
5393I don't think so - it requires "earned income".wilywilly-3/15/2011
5392In 2010 I only have interest, dividend and capital gains income. No earned incoElroy-3/14/2011
5391BWAC Good idea. I have also been looking for ways of hedging against any forthDelfino R Zavala-1/18/2011
5390I did that once. Lost all the gains. Use the tax savings to buy some Puts.BWAC-1/17/2011
5389Guys Thanks for the info. I will excercise the call options and hold it for aDelfino R Zavala-1/17/2011
5388Doniam is correct. If you hold the stock for a year, it will be a long term gaiGary11/17/2011
5387I just looked it up on a tax program and they are saying that if you exercise thdoniam11/16/2011
5386<i>Next week I will excercise calls I purchased which have a sizable gain.Elroy-1/15/2011
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