Re: Screwed Up My Taxes With SGR
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Jun 01, 2010 07:48PM
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this is purely hypothetical and not meant for any form of advice.
what was the adjusted cost base of your shares before you bought the 5700 shares?
you need to adjust for the addition of 5700 shares first.
eg:
If you had 100,000 shares with a book of 100K, your adjusted cost is 1$
adding 5700 shares at 4.52 = $25,764
add original book of 100k plus $25,764 = $125,734
divide it by total shares $125,734/105,700 = $1.19
$1.19 is your new book.
you sold 5700 at 4.51
4.51-1.19=3.32
3.32 x 5700 = $18,924 x 50% exemption
= $9,462 taxable capital gain
then you need to take another cap hit on the 5700 shares you initially were going to sell.
or
you can plead your case if it ever came to that