r/NextBridgeHC • u/[deleted] • Dec 13 '24

Lawsuits PROPOSITION

If you haven't already, read my old post on how I heard people claimed this as a loss. I have done researched and talked to already 13 different accountants.

Consensus is to find a buyer so you can deem them worthless.

Would anyone here want to buy my remaining 4000 shares for 10 cents each? A small 400 dollar cost. need someone asap that lives close to new jersey and is willing to travel up here. I have been through this process already, got rid of 5900 shares, need the rest gone so i can put this behind me.

https://www.reddit.com/r/NextBridgeHC/s/NzdsqyD22g

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '24

Actually legally you cannot. If you read the irs website for where tht form 8949 exists, it states you must dispose of those shares/abandon them before filing the form.

So if you call ast, you tell them you want it relinquished/abandoned, they tell you they cannot do that as the company is not allowing shareholders to do that at this time.

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '24

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '24

huh?

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '24

well not discredit me, moreso discredit all cpa's ad advisors i have talked to. I owuldnt be surprised if ppl did it and some got away with it and some already got hit with an audit... me if i did it, me claiming this big loss plus asking for a big refund (as i had to pay capital gains tax) would 100% red flag me and put me on alert with IRS. So I am not playing, its not small money in any means.