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Old 02-07-2015, 04:51 PM
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Question transfering stock with a lost

when I take my distribution from my traditional IRA if I transfer stock that has a lost can I then take the lost when I sell it in my regular account?



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Old 02-08-2015, 07:16 AM
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when I take my distribution from my traditional IRA if I transfer stock that has a lost can I then take the lost when I sell it in my regular account?
You can't deduct losses from stock investments tied to a 401(k) from capital gains earned on regular stock investments. The 401(k) earnings are not figured into any tax situation until you receive a distribution. Therefore, you can only deduct losses from regular stock investment trades from your income and from capital gains. You also can claim only stock losses if you sold the stock during the tax year in question. While you cannot deduct 401(k) stock losses from capital gains, you can soften the blow of a 401(k) distribution by deducting any regular stock losses on stocks sold for a loss in the same year that you received a distribution ; you may deduct your Traditional IRA investment losses only if the total balance that you withdraw is less than the basis amounts in your Traditional IRA. The deductibility of any loss depends on its tax basis and if you itemize your deductions. The loss is deducted against your income and is not subject to the capital loss deduction limitation of $3k per year.



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Old 02-08-2015, 10:47 AM
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let me see if I understand this. I can only show a loss if the loss on the stock exceeds the amount I with draw. example being I have to take out $5000 and the total value of all of this particular stock is $10,000 but I have lost $15,000 in total on this particular stock. Or am I confused?



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Old 02-08-2015, 10:54 AM
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I am not sure I understand. If I withdraw $5000 of a particular stock for transfer of which I have $10,000 worth total in my IRA but I am showing a total of $15000 loss I can deduct it?



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