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    Big Charts

    or other web locations will give you the sales prices at date of death, that is what you start with. If you sell all shares-DRIPS are usually kept in the company account. You can get the DRIP information from the company, I should say you stockholder client can get it. When you sell the Drip usually that is its own transaction and the company's I have found are very good in giving you records for years like 1995-present. If you have all the returns done correctly and were always in the DRIP-just add up the dividends and that is you basis, including current year dividends.

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