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How do I report stock transferred to a beneficiary. It was not sold
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How do I report stock transferred to a beneficiary. It was not sold
You don't report it at all. Tax wise, nothing happened.
The cost basis in the shares remains the same . Using an example; if the trust originally bought the shares for $10/share and the stock was worth $50/share when transferred to the beneficiary, the beneficiary's cost basis is $10/sh when he eventually sells it
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How do I report stock transferred to a beneficiary. It was not sold
You'll need to explain more. Particularly, did you get a 1099-B (or 1099-Q or some other tax form) for the "transfer". Beneficiary of what kind of account (UTMA, 529)?
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How do I report stock transferred to a beneficiary. It was not sold
Thanks for the quick response... This is just a simple trust for my kid... We transferred some stock shares out of the trust to him as part of a required distribution. We did NOT sell the shares. Did not receive any 1099... Thanks again
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How do I report stock transferred to a beneficiary. It was not sold
You don't report it at all. Tax wise, nothing happened.
The cost basis in the shares remains the same . Using an example; if the trust originally bought the shares for $10/share and the stock was worth $50/share when transferred to the beneficiary, the beneficiary's cost basis is $10/sh when he eventually sells it
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