Retirement Plan

We write checks from our checking account for retirement. In other word we are buy GE stock with already taxed money. We ran into some hard time and cashed in some of our stocks. We surely don't have to count what we cashed out as income since it was already income and surely we don't have to pay taxes again do we?

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