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First off, my apologies if it is in the incorrent section.
I have done lots of googling and gotten a mix of answers so I am (as sure many others) seeking a proven/clear procedure to file taxes. Disclaimer: This is for people who have made the mark to market election in a previous tax year and now claiming gains/losses as "ordinary". Specific: I had losses over $3,000 past year and as you know day traders are not capped by this amount if they have proven their status AND made the election. Do we file it on Schedule D? Do we file it on 4797? A combination? I have even gotten Schedule C as a suggestion.. Has anyone recently filed their taxes and gotten in approved? If so, how did you do it? Thanks a million! |
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Please see the below link for some very informative answers to you questions.
Tax Talk: Day trading tax rules |
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