Discover how ETFs navigate the wash-sale rule due to their unique structure, offering tax benefits not available to mutual ...

The wash-sale rule comes into play when you sell shares of a stock at a loss and then re-buy them shortly thereafter, affecting tax loss harvesting.

If you’re an active trader or investor in the stock market, it’s important to be aware of wash sales. In short, a wash sale occurs when you sell a security at a loss and then buy the same or ...

Harvesting market losses is a great way to lower your tax bill. But don’t violate this key rule Written By Written by Contributor, Buy Side Anna-Louise Jackson is a contributor to Buy Side and an ...

Investors use wash sales to maximize the tax deductions allowed after selling a position in a loss-making security. For example, if an investor sells a security at the end of the calendar year and ...

Stock market has been in a downtrend but still up for the year, most likely leading to capital gains distributions for fund holders before the year ends. Tax loss harvesting strategy can be used to ...

Despite noteworthy gains in the U.S. labor market, 2022 has been fraught with economic uncertainty. Everything from high inflation to steep stock market declines, including recent lows for the S&P 500 ...

Investors will be delighted to ring out the year of 2022. But as we approach December 31, this awful market has provided a target-rich environment for harvesting tax losses in non-retirement accounts ...