You can probably justify wash sales by doucmenting the reason for selling and buying again, such as bad announcement then straight away selling before getting caught in a loss, and then after a 20% price drop buying back. An accountant can better assist, not financial advice. If doing your own tax return proceed with caution. But an experienced accountant can help better I'm sure.
You can probably justify wash sales by doucmenting the reason...
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