@GeorgeM777
this is an interesting way of doing it because I have no 1099-B. That is why I want to input the data on my own. If I had access to the Form View like prior years I could simply input the data in the columns and it would be captured on Form 8960 and Schedule D. Now it almost seems like there is a limitation on the ability to manually input capital gain/loss unless you have a 1099-B and do the import. Last years version of Home and Business allowed manual capital gain/loss entries. Home and Business is now Self Employed.
Maybe enter a bank/brokerage of N/A and just continue? It seems there is a dropdown that could be used: Short term no 1099 / Long Term 1099. But I wonder if that will work.
Can't believe no other folks are having this issue
