Yes, thats what I'm trying to get a handle on. That is 10000% the overhang on the whole move. Unless you get shady and use a offshore broker, and not invest in any us stocks from that account, you can tip toe around the taxes. But I'm not doing that. Already had three run ins with IRS out of 10 years. I know I will this year already cause I had 13g taking from gambling winnings the last 45 days. Which you can claim losses to winnings, but with that number , I'm getting audited.
I think thou, you can't enter and exit sane day. Believe there is some restriction. D spoke with his man at Fidelity, and knows more then I do, calling him Monday
