When your question asks about Box F entry on Schedule D, I presume you are referring to how to report a sale of a capital asset when a 1099B has not been received. In this case, you would still report the sale on your tax return starting with entering the required information on Form 8949 (description of item sold, date acquired, date sold, proceeds, cost basis, and then calculated gain or loss). Although sale of capital assets that are held in your brokerage firm will usually be reported on a 1099B, a sale of a personal item may trigger a reporting requirement on your tax return. For example, let's say you bought a furniture set for $1000, and two years later you sold that furniture set for $1200. Since you had a capital gain, you are required to report this transaction on your tax return. In this situation, you would report the sale on Form 8949 using the Box F section - long term transaction that was not reported on a 1099B.
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