After I filed and my return was accepted, I got a late 1099-B. It broke down some of the proceeds into short and long term proceeds. When I go back to turbo tax and enter the detailed info, it very closely matches the numbers I had calculated for my basis. And after entering all the data and re-running my return, it comes up to a net of ZERO due. Should I even bother filing the amended return? (Total proceeds are less than $500)
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Yes, unfortunately, if the IRS computer finds the underreported income, it will only look at gross proceeds and include each transaction with a gain and ignore any individual loss transactions or unreported basis. It is best to amend now and not have to deal with it later.
Yes, unfortunately, if the IRS computer finds the underreported income, it will only look at gross proceeds and include each transaction with a gain and ignore any individual loss transactions or unreported basis. It is best to amend now and not have to deal with it later.
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