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Re: mikenyce post# 288607

Sunday, 01/10/2010 9:48:04 PM

Sunday, January 10, 2010 9:48:04 PM

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Your brokerage should be able to provide you with a realized gain/loss report, broken down into long term and short term.

Drop in the the total sales, cost basis, and gain or lost on the proper section of schedule D on your 1040, put "various" in both date fields. Then attach the brokerage reports to your 1040. You can't e-file if you do it this way.

Damn Right I've Got the Blues.

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