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I lived in CA and moved to NV end of the year
How do I separate my stock sales? I have hundreds of transactions.
Do I have to total up all sales made while I lived in CA and also while living in NV for the allocation sheet? Is there a more efficient way to report the allocation instead of counting hundreds of transactions?
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The only accurate way is to total the sales up by date of transaction; gains/losses while living in CA are CA source income/loss.
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Some brokerages provide stock transactions as an excel spreadsheet.
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Sounds like a long night ahead for me and my calculator
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"Moved to NV end of the year."
That could be a problem right there. "You will be presumed to be a California resident for any taxable year in which you spend more than nine months in this state." FTB Publication 1031
If you are talking about small amounts of tax difference, determine whether you really want to risk fighting the FTB. Where in NV? Hopefully not Incline Village, which is part of CA according to the FTB.
If you have loss carryforwards, be aware of the changes that came with AB 1115.
Good luck!
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It was only 8 months so safe to avoid the CA resident return.
Other than that, it seems like it is all based on when the stocks were sold.
No CSV was given so I will have to count each and every transaction before the move (less sales before the move to NV)
