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You cannot take losses that should have been included in prior years in the current year. You can calculate the current year basis correctly - as if all contributions and losses had been properly take and use that as your cy basis. Since you state that basis would be zero, that is your answer. The only way to access the previous losses is to amend for those years.
You cannot take losses that should have been included in prior years in the current year. You can calculate the current year basis correctly - as if all contributions and losses had been properly take and use that as your cy basis. Since you state that basis would be zero, that is your answer. The only way to access the previous losses is to amend for those years.
Basis isn't a tax return item. You calculate beginning basis as if all prior returns had been prepared correctly (which might mean that losses would have been allowed in those prior years, so current year basis is still starting from zero), with the caveat that double-dipping isn't permissible. No amendments required in order to correct beginning basis in the current year. You could disclose on an 8275 if you were so inclined.
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