Tax Harvesting QQQ vs QQQM: does Wash Rule Apply?
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Date: September 8th, 2024 1:18 AM Author: glassy heaven
brokers wont care at least so furk IRS
Brokerages are only required to check the CUSIP is the same when determining a wash sale for purposes of generating a 1099-B. Taxpayers are, unfortunately, held to a higher standard. "Substantially identical" is indeed legal gray area. Be ready to defend your argument in case of an audit or just choose a slightly different ETF to be safe.
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Date: September 8th, 2024 1:26 AM Author: glittery hunting ground base
no they're different funds. they have different exposure to liquid options (why TQQQ is based on QQQ and not QQQM) and I'd probably quote you only $1000 for a letter to IRS for that fact, dear friend.
almost certain you won't be audited, and if you are, I could argue in the strongest fucking terms it's a different fund (i represent my bloodsucking PE employer in virtually all audits)
yes buy and sell as you like
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