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Before you write about a tax question

Three pages answer the most common questions we receive: whether you owe tax if you did not sell, how cost-basis methods differ, and what the new broker reporting means for your records. If your question is about a specific number on your own return, please take it to a CPA or enrolled agent rather than to us; we will say the same thing in our reply, and a professional can act on your records in a way we cannot.