RE: apply the rule chronologically
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RE: If you have multiple losses from sales of the same stock, you look at the earliest sale first.
Sorry, still ambiguous for me.
There is chronologically relative to the 2 different sale dates - 21-Feb-23 and 20-Mar-23. And there is chronologically looking at both sale dates and picking the oldest shares from both these dates to offset the 1.970 dividend shares.
At the end of the day, I am only talking about a difference of a few dollars. However, I'm more interested in understand this nuance than quibbling with the IRS about the few dollar.
Thus my question.
and
RE: If you have multiple losses from sales of the same stock, you look at the earliest sale first.
Sorry, still ambiguous for me.
There is chronologically relative to the 2 different sale dates - 21-Feb-23 and 20-Mar-23. And there is chronologically looking at both sale dates and picking the oldest shares from both these dates to offset the 1.970 dividend shares.
At the end of the day, I am only talking about a difference of a few dollars. However, I'm more interested in understand this nuance than quibbling with the IRS about the few dollar.
Thus my question.
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