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Posted by ed on February 27, 2007, 3:16 pm
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>> Schedule D has got me baffled!
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>> Here's the story:
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>> On 10/22/04, I bought 12 shares of Pixar at 79.86 a share
>> (958.32) + 9.95 commission + $1 confirm fee= $969.27
>>
>> On 4/20/05, the 12 shares were sent to me in certificate
>> form ($30 fee)
>>
>> On 4/22/05 (2 days later while the orignial 12 shares were
>> in the mail), Pixar had a 2 for 1 stock split, giving me
>> another 12 shares.
>>
>> On 6/6/05, the 12 new shares were issued to me in
>> certificate form (another $30 fee)
>>
>> On 6/1/2006 , the 24 shares of Pixar were converted (1 to
>> 2.3) to 55.2 shares of Disney stock at 29.09. The 55 shares
>> went on into the plan..
>>
>> I received a check for the fractional share (.2) x a share
>> price of $28.0329 = a $5.61 check.
>>
>> Now on Schedule D:
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>> On Part II (Assets held more than a year),line 8?? (I had the Pixar stock
>> for over one year, but the Disney stock was less than a year. Which section
>> of D do I use??
>>
>> A: Description: . 2SH Disney (or Pixar)
>> B: Date acquired: ?? When I acquired Pixar or Disney?
>> C: Date sold: 6/1/06 ?
>> D. Sales price: 29.09 ?
>> E: Cost or other basis:??
>> F: Gain or loss: ??
> A. .2 sh Dis
> B. 10/22/04
> C. 6/1/06
> D. $ 5.61
> E. $ 3,73
> F. $ 1.88
My original post got cut of its text leaving only the
numbers in my post above..
Your cost is (958.32) + 9.95 commission + $1 confirm fee=
$969.27 + $30 + $30 = $1,029.27 and it eventually got you
55.2 shares of Disney. that's $18,646 per share making your
.2 shares have a cost basis of $3.73. Since you got $5,53
for them your profit is $1,88. It is long term becasue you
originaly bought the shares over a year ago. Eveything
else is ignorable.
ed
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