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JP | How does paying taxes on stocks work? |
When do you pay the taxes on money gained from stocks? If all the money I've gained is still tied up in the stocks (that i originally invested in) at the end of the year, do i still need to report that as taxable income even though it's not really "mine" in the sense that i have not withdrawn it into cash form?
So i guess my question is more of what to you report and WHEN?
Thanks,
Justin |
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sumbumblebee
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You don't need to report anything on your stocks unless you received dividends at some point, which you will receive a 1099-DIV for. If you haven't sold any stocks, then that's it.
You'll have to report a gain or loss on sale when you actually sell the stocks in order to purchase other ones or take cash. At that point, you'll get a 1099-B, which you report on your 1040, schedule D.
But for now, as long as you haven't sold anything, you don't need to report anything. |
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psucunningham
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You only pay taxes on your REALIZED gains.
If you've only purchased stock this year, then you won't have to pay tax. If you've made a few purchases, sales, etc. you will have to pay on the gains (or losses) you realized when you sold stock. Your brokerage firm will provide you with a form sometime in January that details out all of your realized gains/losses.
You WILL have to pay tax on any dividends that were paid to you throughout the year, even if you are enrolled in a DRIP. |
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Doug R
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Some stocks pay quarterly dividends that ARE taxable. You should get a tax statement at the end of the year. Some stocks do not pay dividends but increase the value of the their stock; which you will pay taxes on the amount earned when you sell them. |
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pinksteel10
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you only pay the year you sell the stock. otherwise, report nothing. |
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src50
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Capital gains are not incurred until you sell at a higher price basis than you bought for. They are due in the year you sell. Dividend income is taxed annually - you will receive a 1099-DIV for that. |
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Dr. Strangelove
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You pay on the profit you make after you sell. You may have to pay yearly tax on dividends as they accrue. You'll get a form ( I think it's a 1099 ) stating your dividends by Jan 31 each year. |
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blairwilliamson7
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You only need to report a capital gain when you sell the stock. It will be either a short or long term capital gain. The tax rates on long term are more favorable. |
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Lola
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You still have to claim it as income. Even if you don't technically have it. It's still income. You should get a 1099 at the end of the year to file with your income tax returns. |
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