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(( Dear Client,
We have recently received a number of questions regarding the tax implications
of trading in the foreign exchange market. Please keep in mind that RefcoFX is
not a specialist in tax planning or a representative for IRS enforcement. Given
that we are not as knowledgeable as specialized tax advisors and since there are
too many subjective variables to consider, we suggest that you contact a
certified accountant for further information in your tax planning.
In terms of procedures for tax reporting, due to the global nature of the
foreign exchange market, RefcoFX is not required to produce 1099 reports on
profits or losses to the IRS or to its clients. However, under Section 61 of the
Internal Revenue Code, it is the client's obligation to report all profits to
the IRS. You may use the REPORTS feature of the RefcoFX trading platform to get
a full report of the year's profit/loss on your account.
The IRS may tax any profits that are incurred within the United States, even if
you reside outside the United States. Even if there is a properly designed
offshore entity, once profits are transferred back into the U.S. they may be
taxable. Once again, RefcoFX recommends that you seek a very competent tax
advisor who will better aid you in structuring your trading account.
One topic you may wish to discuss with your certified accountant is the possible
application of the so-called "60/40 rule." Using IRS Code Section 1256, you may
be able to receive preferential tax treatment for your trading gains. ))