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Navigating wash sales that includes closed position
Hi,
I have a question related to wash sales, and how I may rectify my situation to offset the wash sales, and make them count as losses.
As per my realized gain/loss document from my broker, in 2021, I have made $300,000 in short term capital gains. However, I have also caused wash sales that amount to $275,000. These wash sales happened from January to August this year. The wash sales and the units of stocks associated are shown below:
Ticker | Units |
AGCB | 10000 |
AI | 1000 |
API | 5000 |
CPNG | 5000 |
FROG | 3000 |
OPEN | 2000 |
PLTR | 2000 |
VVOS | 5000 |
As it stands, I have exited all positions on the following stocks:
- AI
- AGCB
- FROG
- OPEN
- VVOS
Per my understanding, the losses on wash sales are deferred, they do not completely disappear. Instead, they are added to the cost basis of the replacement share purchase.
A few questions:
- Tomorrow, If I were to repurchase the stocks that were involved in wash sale, hold them for 31 days, and sell them, would be able to recover from all the wash sale?
- How many units of stocks do I need to purchase for each ticker? Does it need to be the same as the number of stocks that were involved in the wash sale?
- For the positions that I have closed, the last sale is still wash sale for some of the stocks. Are these special cases that need to be handled in a certain way?
I have learnt a lot by being a reckless trade. I hope someone can help me get some clarity around the situation
Thank you so much in advance.