I got inspired by the other thread and decided to attack the two boxes of old tax returns.
I am probably stupid to be even scanning the 1099-B forms instead of just shredding everything.
One item I started to worry about was forms related to IRA deposits. I will probably try to organize those and I have been separating the old W2 forms to maybe verify my social security earnings list.
But what drove me to make this post was I got to 2000 and 2001, the good old days, where I was working three or four programming jobs at a time and riding high on the dot com bubble. Until it popped and I racked up enough capital losses to last me for years.
I basically rode it up, then rode it down, working my butt off to replace my stock losses
I am probably stupid to be even scanning the 1099-B forms instead of just shredding everything.
One item I started to worry about was forms related to IRA deposits. I will probably try to organize those and I have been separating the old W2 forms to maybe verify my social security earnings list.
But what drove me to make this post was I got to 2000 and 2001, the good old days, where I was working three or four programming jobs at a time and riding high on the dot com bubble. Until it popped and I racked up enough capital losses to last me for years.
I basically rode it up, then rode it down, working my butt off to replace my stock losses