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Old 02-04-2009, 04:44 AM
Arthur Kamlet
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Default Re: Capital Gains

In article <64b4b976-10de-48a5-8f82-15e197d28c22[at]x38g2000yqj.googlegroups.com> ,
<morganmcgrady[at]gmail.com> wrote:
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> Good morning. I inherited stock from my grandmother when she passed
> away. My grandmother had a life insurance policy with a mutually held
> insurance company. When the company went public, the company gifted my
> grandma the shares since she lost her voting stake in the company.
> Thus, she never paid for them. I sold the stock this year so I am
> trying to figure out what the cost or other basis is of the stock. Is
> it 0 since she did not pay for them or the amount the stocks were
> worth on the day of her death or the day I inherited them? I inherited
> them a year after her death. Thanks!



You received them a year later but inherited them at her death.



Cost Basis is Fair Market Value on date of death unless the executor
made a proper alternative valuation date of six months later.
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