3Mon·

IRM is similar to ETF, important for loss equalization.

When selling at a profit with loss compensation, the profit ends up

NOT in the share loss pot, but in the general loss pot.

Reason: Classification similar to ETF.

Thank you #Consors for NOTHING!

You should be able to see something like this beforehand.

8 Comments

3Mon

This is something you know in advance when you buy REITs. This is not the fault of consors. Google tells you that and the tax office.

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3Mon

@Fetzen It appears everywhere as a share. Afterwards, everyone always knew it beforehand.

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3Mon

@Winkl It is also a share, but a REIT. The fact that they are treated differently for tax purposes is just the way it is.

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3Mon

Wait until spring when the dividend correction for REITs and BDCs comes.
No broker will tell you anything in advance

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3Mon

@Der_Dividenden_Monteur shit, what does that mean?! i have some REITs and BDCs :O

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3Mon

@Der_Dividenden_Monteur shit, what does that mean?! i have some REITs and BDCs :O

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3Mon

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3Mon

Oh no. Because, of course, everyone checks every single share.

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