Fabulous - the first time I felt I could follow! - can you do sequels based on more complicated holdings eg additional shares purchased throughout the year, dividends paid and what if you sell??
very useful for me thank you. 2 questions: 1) do you need to make the mark to market election in part II every year, or after the first year the election is made, can part II be left blank in subsequent years? 2) if the value on 10c is a loss, is that also reported at the same place on schedule 1 as an ordinary loss?
Jason, thank you for this super helpful video. In case of a sale of PFIC with a profit on line 13c, should the profit also be reflected as “other income” under the 1040 schedule 1?
This depends upon how the PFIC is taxed. For a PFIC with an MTM election, you would report the dividend distributions on Schedule B, similar to any other dividends. Most of the time the dividends are nonqualified dividends.
@@JasonDKnott Yes nice video ..very helpful. My situation is the same as the video. I plan to hold the MF that i acquired in 2021. In 2022 would the adjusted cost basis be the same as MTM value end of dec 2021 if dividends are paid out? Also can losses more than the unreversed inclusions be claimed as a capital loss if held for over a year ? Thanks
very useful, thank you. Incase the PFIC was opened before one becomes a US tax resident, then is the period before the tax year is taxed as ordinary income or capital gains?
Thank you for the great tutorial! If the value of the PFIC decreased from 1st Jan to 31st Dec, do i still need to add the loss on Schedule 1 Form 1040?
Great video ! Gave good insight on MTM works on how to fill the 8621 form. Just had one question, what if multiple purchases are done on different dates of a same PFIC. Do we need to file multiple 8621, if no, how to report them in a single form?
Can you work a regular job and file for mtm? Also you elect mtm right off the bat if your a new trader or do you have to make a certain number of trades before you can try and elect into mtm?
Thanks for the tutorial! It's helpful. Market to market election does not get the foreign credit tax using 1116?
Fabulous - the first time I felt I could follow! - can you do sequels based on more complicated holdings eg additional shares purchased throughout the year, dividends paid and what if you sell??
very useful for me thank you. 2 questions: 1) do you need to make the mark to market election in part II every year, or after the first year the election is made, can part II be left blank in subsequent years? 2) if the value on 10c is a loss, is that also reported at the same place on schedule 1 as an ordinary loss?
Jason, thank you for this super helpful video. In case of a sale of PFIC with a profit on line 13c, should the profit also be reflected as “other income” under the 1040 schedule 1?
What if there is a loss in the value of the stock acquired in 2021?
Great video, very easy to follow.
How and where do you report the dividends that are paid out in the year for a PFIC?
This depends upon how the PFIC is taxed. For a PFIC with an MTM election, you would report the dividend distributions on Schedule B, similar to any other dividends. Most of the time the dividends are nonqualified dividends.
@@JasonDKnott Yes nice video ..very helpful. My situation is the same as the video. I plan to hold the MF that i acquired in 2021. In 2022 would the adjusted cost basis be the same as MTM value end of dec 2021 if dividends are paid out? Also can losses more than the unreversed inclusions be claimed as a capital loss if held for over a year ? Thanks
@@JasonDKnott But, how do dividends affect the FMV and the basis on form 8621?
very useful, thank you. Incase the PFIC was opened before one becomes a US tax resident, then is the period before the tax year is taxed as ordinary income or capital gains?
Thank you for the great tutorial! If the value of the PFIC decreased from 1st Jan to 31st Dec, do i still need to add the loss on Schedule 1 Form 1040?
Great video ! Gave good insight on MTM works on how to fill the 8621 form. Just had one question, what if multiple purchases are done on different dates of a same PFIC. Do we need to file multiple 8621, if no, how to report them in a single form?
Multiple purchases on different dates on the same PFIC are combined the adjusted basis of the stock. So report them in a single 8621 form.
Can you work a regular job and file for mtm? Also you elect mtm right off the bat if your a new trader or do you have to make a certain number of trades before you can try and elect into mtm?
What if new shares were acquired?