Wednesday, October 04, 2023 10:20:00 PM
So if you bought 1,000 shares for 1.00 = $1,000. Now subtract .39 & you get .61 x 1,000 = $610. So $610 is your "qualified loss". So shares you bought for equal/less than .39 cents don't qualify. (You had a bunch) You also included your commission (peanuts but subtract it). I don't think the $550 profit you took early on effects anything.
I came up with $21,213 qualified loss, multiplied by 49.7% & your net check should be $10,542. I did this fast & used .39 base but it looks like your check is short? If it is, I have no idea how it could be corrected? They only had so much to pay out.
Good luck
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