Ameritrade Open Account

Online brokers withhold taxes or you pay out of pocket?

Let’s say I open an account on TD-Ameritrade. I invest $10,000 in stocks and make a 10% return in the last half of 2008. Does Ameritrade (or other online brokers) send part of my gains to the IRS, like your employer does with an income tax? Or do I have to come up with that money to cover my capital gains next spring when it’s tax time?

Brokerage firms for either cash accounts or margin accounts do not withhold taxes, nor do they send part of any profits to the IRS nor are they required.

Brokerage firms are only required to report sale transactions to the IRS not gain or losses.

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