In microsoft.public.money, Charles wrote:

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You can store and should store FMV in the Memo of the Buy. Automatic
AMT transfer to tax forms is not produced by Money.


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See http://www.fairmark.com/execcomp/isosale.htm

From http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i6251.pdf, it looks like the AMT
income you claimed will go as a negative on Line 16 after you go
through the line 16 worksheet, but I could have mis-read in my quick
look.

The example on page 3 of the 6251 instructions could be more helpful
than it is. See
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...t+sell+line.16
for some more reading on the subject.

Is it possible to store both the original cost basis for
a stock (purchase price) while also storing the adjusted
cost basis required for determining capital gains? For
ISO options that have been exercised but not sold, AMT
tax requires that I pay tax on the stock as if I had
actually sold it. That effectively adjusts the cost
basis for tax purposes. Now that I'm actually selling it
several years later, the only way I can taxable gains is
to update the orginal purchase price. Am I SOL?

Thanks