Document a §1001 sale of dead startup stock, SAFEs, notes, or LLC interests — capital loss records
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https://www.divest.me/api/mcp1 tool · 510msdocument_defunct_private_investment_saleDivestMe, LLC — an independent, unrelated third-party buyer — purchases a dead private investment from the taxpayer for nominal consideration ($1.00) under a real, counter-signed Asset Sale Agreement, creating a dated disposition under IRC §1001; this tool stages that sale. The $1.00 is the purchas…DivestMe, LLC — an independent, unrelated third-party buyer — purchases a dead private investment from the taxpayer for nominal consideration ($1.00) under a real, counter-signed Asset Sale Agreement, creating a dated disposition under IRC §1001; this tool stages that sale. The $1.00 is the purchas…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
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| assets* | array | 1 to 25 candidate positions. Each is a suggestion the seller reviews, corrects, and explicitly confirms or dismisses inside DivestMe — nothing is sold or docum… |
| taxYearContext | integer | The tax year the seller says they are preparing (e.g. 2025). Valid range: 2015 through the calendar year after the current year, inclusive — the upper bound is… |
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Document a §1001 sale of dead startup stock, SAFEs, notes, or LLC interests — capital loss records
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