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02-01-2009, 11:14 AM

The Sniper The Sniper is offline

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update

I found in Turbo Tax, where to record investment interest I paid, by going to "deduction & credits", then "retirement & investments", then "investment interest expense", and consider it "margin interest paid to a broker". The problem is I had net gains in rollover interest not a loss, I gained: $506.90, so I wouldn't want to deduct a gain, which makes me think I need Schedule D, for cap gains?

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