It depends on the deduction. Since this is related to a portfolio investment, it may be related to investment expenses that can be claimed as a miscellaneous itemized deduction. If from a Real Estate portfolio, it could be a Nonpassive Deduction to reported in Schedule E.
Look at those statements a little more thoroughly but you may wish to contact the broker for further details.
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