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Ponzi loss tax question
Staying home due to inclement weather, I took a stab at my 2009 taxes. Reading IRS publication 529 on tax deductions, I see:
What’s New: Losses from Ponzi-type investments. Special rules apply to theft losses from Ponzi-type investment arrangements. See Form 4684 and Instructions for more information. Now, clearly the social security qualifies a Ponzi type investment, and I am losing all the money I am putting in it. Does that mean I could deduct it as a loss to reduce my taxes? ![]()
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The question then is.... the man in charge of losing all this money.... does he have to go to jail before the crime is solved?
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The new Madoff (sp?) rule...
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Sure you can..
That's Form 4865 ![]()
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