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Re: "Gross Proceeds" tax column when selling short[ Q2 03 - Q4 05 Archive ] [ Current Message Board ] [ Archives ] [ Search ] Posted by Mark on February 11, 2004 at 21:18:06:In Reply to: "Gross Proceeds" tax column when selling short posted by Jim on February 11, 2004 at 18:46:13: : Mark, : As a long term subscriber to your software, I did something new last year. I did some short selling, and I though I did a pretty good job following the advice that I found on your site regarding how to record short selling transactions. : However, my accountant did not accept my Schedule D because the "Gross Proceeds" column from my broker's year-end tax statement did not match the number at the bottom of the "sell value" on the Fund Manager schedule D. : It seems that on all the stocks I sold short, fund manager is reporting the correct value in the "cost basis" column instead of the "sell value" column. : My broker suggested that on all of my shorts, that I go into fund manager and reverse the "sell short date" with the "buy to cover date". : I could go back in and switch the dates........but is there a better way to fix whats been done, and should I do something different when I sell-short in the future? : Thanks, Hi Jim, As you've seen Fund Manager puts the amount you paid to cover your I will plan on fixing this for our next major release, but for Thanks for pointing this out, I do plan to fix it. Thanks,
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