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stock sale capital gain calculation on 1099 form brockage firm
Hi,
I would appreciate some help.
I bought X shares of XYZ on 01/05/2024 and sold X shares of XYA a few days later with a little gain. During this time, I still have large amount of XYZ shares in my portfolio which I help for many years.
On 1099 from the brockage firm, when calculating capital gain, it picked X shares from years ago which had a much lower price, this resulted in large capital gain, though LT gains.
What I meant is to use the buy/sell pair within the days in Jan/2024 to calculate my gain.
Can brockage firm correct this after the order is completed and settled? If not, I can change cost base myself when filing tax? (even though the cost base is reported to IRS on 1099 from the firm?)
Thanks
Dav
‎February 6, 2025
10:33 PM