Its your broker that reports it, not the IRS. The supplemental statement shows that basis

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Feb 16, 2019
10:51:27am

Dynomite First String

Its your broker that reports it, not the IRS. The supplemental statement shows that basis

you need to add to the 1099 amount (typically this amount is what was reported through your wages).

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Dynomite

Bio page: Dynomite
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Last login: May 7, 2024
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I sold a bunch of RSUs and ESPP stock to pay for our house last year. I imported my E*TRADE 1099 to TurboTax and almost

YIsForBrigham MYOB

2/16/19 10:24am

Yea. I'm sure it's a lot.

Cougar8Duck

2/16/19 10:36am

Its your broker that reports it, not the IRS. The supplemental statement shows that basis

Dynomite

2/16/19 10:51am

Of course. But my understanding is that my broker doesn’t report it due to IRS rules

2/16/19 10:59am

Not enough for the wall

2/16/19 10:58am

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