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Okay thanks I will dig up the the document. It was the merger of Fmc Technologies with Technip but I just thought it'd be easier to give a generic example.
In any case, what choice would I have other than to have sold the shares prior to the merger? Either way I would be dealing with capital gains proceeds that I was not planning on dealing with at this time. I understand eventually I would have to pay tax on these gains but I'm being forced to do this now when I could have waited for later in life when I'm in a lower tax bracket and capital gains would be lower. The part that is rather crazy is that I don't have a choice here.
The other thing I was trying to figure out is if this is all taxable income for this year or if it can be amortized over time but it doesn't look that way.
In any case, what choice would I have other than to have sold the shares prior to the merger? Either way I would be dealing with capital gains proceeds that I was not planning on dealing with at this time. I understand eventually I would have to pay tax on these gains but I'm being forced to do this now when I could have waited for later in life when I'm in a lower tax bracket and capital gains would be lower. The part that is rather crazy is that I don't have a choice here.
The other thing I was trying to figure out is if this is all taxable income for this year or if it can be amortized over time but it doesn't look that way.
May 31, 2019
11:31 PM