Stock loss value - tax credit question
This is a discussion on Stock loss value - tax credit question within the Tax Issues forum, part of the BUSINESS & FINANCE LAW category; Hi all, I have a little unusual question: On 2000 I opened a US brokerage account as a foreigner. On ...
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Hi all,
I have a little unusual question: On 2000 I opened a US brokerage account as a foreigner. On 2003 I moved to the US, got my social security number and filled my first tax return. Before 2003, I purchased a few stocks and I have never sold them. The stocks value have declined and I am wondering if I can sell them now and get the tax credit. Would the stock sale be considered a tax loss? If yes, would the loss be calculated by the purchase time (before 2003)? Would it be calculated by the stock price on the day I got my SSN? Thank you for your help! |
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Hi--they normally do not give tax advice on this site; you may check with the IRS directly; or your accountant; or the H & R Block web site for 20 dollars: HR Block Tax Advisor link --
Taxes Online & E-file - Ask A Tax Advisor - H&R Block |
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