The regulation implies that you would have a wash sale if you
bought replacement stock within 30 days of the date you closed the short sale.
Your instincts are correct: the wash sale rule doesn't apply because the stock you bought is
n't replacement stock for the stock you sold.
In the transaction described above, you bought
replacement stock at the same time you made the short sale, so the wash sale rule applies.
It's clear that the wash sale rule applies to the first sale, because it's a loss
with replacement stock bought within 30 days.
The airline is creating cocktail trays for its business class section by manufacturing 3D printed parts as it seeks
better replacement stock and lower manufacturing costs.
Should the fundamentals of a current holding change for the worse our Robo will keep you on top of things and immediately suggest three
replacement stocks in order to improve performance.
The wash sale rule prevents you from deducting a loss from selling stock if you
acquire replacement stock shortly before or after the sale.
Of course not; so, if you have a filter you prefer — no matter the reasons (e.g., it works better, your margin is higher, it's always easy to
get replacement stock, etc.)-- it should be featured in a working display.
You can also lose the benefit of the deduction permanently if you sell stock and arrange to have a related person — or your IRA —
buy replacement stock.
The replacement stock is Ventas (VTR), a healthcare REIT in which I already held a small position.
When you sell
the replacement stock, your gain or loss will be long - term — no matter how soon you sell it.
When a wash sale occurs, the holding period for
the replacement stock includes the period you held the stock you sold.
When you make a wash sale, the disallowed loss gets added to the basis of
the replacement stock.
If you sell
the replacement stock within the same year — and wait at least 31 days before buying that stock again — you wipe the slate clean.
And so in our hypothetical situation above, the investor can claim a loss on
the replacement stock transaction.
The replacement stock now has a larger historical cost and the investor's YOC has shrunk back to everyone else's current yield.
If you die before selling
the replacement stock, neither you nor your heirs will benefit from the basis adjustment.
Your holding period for
the replacement stock includes the holding period of the stock you sold.
You'll receive that benefit on a future sale of
the replacement stock.
If you're truly convinced the stock is at rock bottom, you might consider buying
the replacement stock 31 days before the sale.
If you don't sell
the replacement stock in the same year, your loss will be postponed, possibly to a year when the deduction is of far less value.
When you make a wash sale, your holding period for
the replacement stock includes the period you held the stock you sold.
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Replacement stock is on the way, but unfortunately we can no longer receive stock early enough to ship the game for delivery on release day.