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Post by pappy777on Sep 06, 2013 6:31pm
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This deal is considered a taxable event

This deal is considered a taxable event
no matter whether you take shares, or cash or part. Sure I'm happy to have a gain. I'm not happy to have to pay taxes about ans again after the rights offering 9 months earlier. Ans for me was a long term holding. I had planned to pay taxes on lesser amounts down the road, not this year as we are being forced to. I'm still voting no for what its worth.
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