topic Hello! When doing my taxes, I forgot to include a small loss in a stock I invested in in 2022; I invested $35, and lost $1.39. Should I change my return to include that? in Investors & landlords

Hello! When doing my taxes, I forgot to include a small loss in a stock I invested in in 2022; I invested $35, and lost $1.39. Should I change my return to include that?

musiccatnerd — Wed, 11 Feb 2026 10:44:59 GMT

Re: Hello! When doing my taxes, I forgot to include a small loss in a stock I invested in in 2022; I invested $35, and lost $1.39. Should I change my return to include that?

Anonymous_ — Fri, 20 Dec 2024 02:34:58 GMT

Re: Hello! When doing my taxes, I forgot to include a small loss in a stock I invested in in 2022; I invested $35, and lost $1.39. Should I change my return to include that?

VolvoGirl — Mon, 14 Oct 2024 22:16:32 GMT

Did you realize the loss? That is did you sell it in 2023? I would wait and see if the IRS sends you a bill. They might see the whole sale as a gain and not know you had a loss. Then you can amend to report it. But a $1.39 loss shouldn’t affect your return.