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Have 1 (one) share of a $158 stock that we had for easily 15-20 years. No records to show cost basis or date acquired. Sold in 2017. Just omit these two pieces of info?
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June 4, 2019
8:50 PM
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Yes you can do that. Your basis must be entered to be 0.00, It won't change your lifestyle.
You must pick some date, or enter "Various".
June 4, 2019
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Thank you for your time Fanfare. Wasnt sure what to do about that/didnt want to unnecessarily do anything to trigger an audit for such a small sum. I saw in your profile that you are a retired, NJ resident who states concern about NJ Inheritance taxes (thus presumptively have either non Class-A beneficiaries and/or an estate worth over 2 million). There are ways via Estate and Trust Planning (shielding assets, gifting, trusts) to benefit your heirs, to control assets which would flow through probate. Is there a way to send you a private message with information of a specializing law firm that I personally know that could assist you, if desired?
June 4, 2019
8:50 PM