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Personal Finance (Not Investing) • Entering Brokerage-Fees on Tax Forms in cumulative (once for all aggregable transactions) manner

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Every broker I've used has always deducted trading fees from the profit reported.
Are you sure the trading fees aren't already included in your stock gain/loss? When I've sold stocks and ETF's, the listed proceeds have a few cents deducted for the required fees. Back when there was a broker fee, that too was already deducted in the amount reported as proceeds. At tax time, the 1099 would thus already have included the fees.
Thanks, checked 1099-B. Yes, fees are deducted. So nothing to do for me.

Statistics: Posted by RetireGood — Sat Jan 31, 2026 1:06 pm — Replies 4 — Views 248



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