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On a 1099-B does info need to be entered in the tax return, if it says basis "is reportrd" to IRS, or "is not reported"? Please, How to handle?
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All transactions need to be reported.
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Hi Lisa! Thank You! You said every 1099-B needs to be entered? If the basis IS or IS NOT reported to IRS. I appreciate your help!
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All transactions need to be reported on the clients tax return, whether the basis has been reported to IRS or not.
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THANK YOU!!!
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Yes, you need to enter all of them and report them the same way it listed on 1099-B, if it was reported, check yes and yes ( reported on 1099-B and reported to IRS) , if basis was not reported, then check yes and no ( yes for reported on 1099-B and no for reported to IRS), also remember you have to report short and long term separately.
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been entering totals for years. never had a single one turn into a problem
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@Jim-from-Ohio wrote:
been entering totals for years. never had a single one turn into a problem
Oh I agree, I only enter summaries for each type of transaction, ST, LT, covered or non covered.....but all of them, even the ones that basis is reported to IRS need to be included.
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