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The document is a Cost Basis Election Form for The Henssler Equity Fund, allowing account owners to select a cost basis method for covered shares acquired on or after January 1, 2012. The default method is Average Cost, but owners can choose from several alternatives such as FIFO, LIFO, and Specific Share Identification. It includes sections for account information, signatures, and instructions for submission.

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How do you report the cost basis for noncovered shares?

Understanding Noncovered Securities While a broker will still report the cost basis to the investor or taxpayer, it is up to the investor to report this information to the IRS through Schedule D on Form 1040 for any shares sold, whether covered or noncovered.

What is the MinTax cost basis method?

What is MinTax, and how is it calculated? MinTax is one of the cost-basis selection methods used to determine the cost of a position when it is sold. The default method for Sell orders at Public is MinTax, which sells the tax lot of the position with the lowest tax consequences first.

What is the MinTax cost basis?

MinTax is a form of the specific identification cost basis method, which attempts to minimize the income tax youll owe for the current year.

What is the best cost basis method to use?

FIFO or average (single, or double, category) can each be better than the other depending on the particular situation. Specific identification is certainly the best. No other method can generate lower taxable load, except for average single category in case of gains and losses strongly unbalanced between ST and LT.

How to determine the cost basis of stock?

Covered cost basis means that your brokerage firm is responsible for reporting cost basis and sale information to the IRS. As part of this responsibility, your firm is required to send this information with your account when your transfer your account to a new broker.

What is the LIFO method of cost basis?

Last-in, first-out method (LIFO) LIFO assumes the shares most recently purchased are the first ones sold. Method implications: Assuming shares are bought while prices are rising, selling the newest shares first will generally result in a highest cost basis and a lower capital gain from a sale.

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