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Tax transactions: basis in shares after stock div and stock splits.

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For the two problems presented, the solution calculates basis together with an explanation of how shares are accumulated.

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3. Oliver bought 50 and acquired 10 more plus 60 more. Now he has a total of 120 ...

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