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01/25/18 10:24 PM

#2997 RE: rfarmer #2996

Farmer is right. It will be 2018.

The question sent me looking through my previous tax files and found most of my shares were purchased in 2013 documented in my broker 1099 report. Then on the 2014 report is where they showed the closing of the shares, and at that time the tax write off.

So look over your records from 2013 and 2014, and I assume we will be paying some taxes too at the current long term rate if this gets settled, as Farmer says.

I'm not a tax advisor, obviously. Do know we are individually responsible to retain the previous tax papers. The brokerage keeps track too, and I use Turbo Tax too since they use electronic means to retrieve all the information and fill out the stock information.

Sorry for the confusion earlier, but it is the 1099's you want to consult for dates and numbers.