Investing in IPOs vs Government-Controlled Firms: Capital Gains and Tax Timing Considerations
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Investing in IPOs vs Government-Controlled Firms: Capital Gains and Tax Timing Considerations

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2026-02-02
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Use the Fannie/Freddie IPO uncertainty to plan for lockups, wash-sale traps, estimated tax on short-term gains, and smart stock donation timing.

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