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Do I have to enter each sale if wash sales are shown on the 1099-B or can I enter the totals of all the sales?
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You can enter totals - St covered, LT covered, ST noncovered, LT noncovered,'ST not on 1099-B and LT not on 1099-B,. Then attach the 25 pages of detail as a pdf (you're not required to attach detailes for the covered transactions unless they are wash sales).
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Can someone clarify? If all of the stock sales are short term and reported to the IRS but there are a few wash sales, you can still combine all of the short term - covered sales but you have to attach the statement because of the wash. Is that correct? Also would you have to manually adjust the gain/loss so that it does not include the wash sale losses?
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Yes, how do you account for the wash sales? adjust cost and simply attach the 8949 / 1099-B?
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That used to work - on Proseries 2020, the worksheets have changed. I don't see a place to enter short term non-covered, only long term covered and short term covered. The 1099-B worksheet only has box A and box D, I need box B. If I try to enter on screen below it requires a date sold.
