My employer gave stock options. I exercised and purchased stocks. The company was sold and I got gains. My spouse gave money to purchase stocks. Can we split capital gain

lilian-lau-811 · ‎October 30, 2019

TurboTax-Terry · ‎October 30, 2019

You will have to report the full gain realized from the sale of your stock options as it relates to your exclusive employment arrangement. Any gains on stocks purchased with funds from your spouse could be reported separately by them.

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TurboTax-Terry · ‎October 30, 2019

You will have to report the full gain realized from the sale of your stock options as it relates to your exclusive employment arrangement. Any gains on stocks purchased with funds from your spouse could be reported separately by them.

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My employer gave stock options. I exercised and purchased stocks. The company was sold and I got gains. My spouse gave money to purchase stocks. Can we split capital gain

My employer gave stock options. I exercised and purchased stocks. The company was sold and I got gains. My spouse gave money to purchase stocks. Can we split capital gain

My employer gave stock options. I exercised and purchased stocks. The company was sold and I got gains. My spouse gave money to purchase stocks. Can we split capital gain

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My employer gave stock options. I exercised and purchased stocks. The company was sold and I got gains. My spouse gave money to purchase stocks. Can we split capital gain

My employer gave stock options. I exercised and purchased stocks. The company was sold and I got gains. My spouse gave money to purchase stocks. Can we split capital gain

My employer gave stock options. I exercised and purchased stocks. The company was sold and I got gains. My spouse gave money to purchase stocks. Can we split capital gain