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In response to
"
Do you even need a spreadsheet if you aren't itemizing?! -- nm
"
by
ty97
It maps out our entire tax picture for the year, not just deductions. -- nm
Posted by
znufrii, boosted (aka znufrii)
Dec 14 '21, 08:53
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I haven't even done my first mockup for the year yet. Too many fund like to distribute dividends and cap gains at year end. -- nm
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ty97
Dec 14, 08:54
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Many of them have released their estimates so you could spreadsheet based on that -- nm
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decline
Dec 14, 09:26
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I ain't looking up all those funds individually! -- nm
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ty97
Dec 14, 09:32
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(plus I don't even know where they list these estimates) -- nm
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ty97
Dec 14, 09:51
I don’t have a lot of brokerage exposure, most everything is in tax-advantaged accounts. -- (edited)
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znufrii, boosted
Dec 14, 09:18
Exactly! I don't even try to calculate income. Just wait for the 1099s and hope I've paid enough :/ -- nm
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Meg
Dec 14, 08:56
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I'll look after 12/31 because I can estimate the 1099s once the year ends in order to make a mock-up -- nm
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ty97
Dec 14, 08:57
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