Question 1. Yes, you should not report the sale of the 3 RSUs. If you still hold the remaining RSU, there is nothing to report in connection with the RSUs that were sold to cover. When the 4 RSUs vested, that vesting represented compensation and should be included on your W-2. Your company had an obligation to effect tax withholding, which it appears they did when they sold 3 RSUs to cover. The resulting tax withholding amount should also be on your W-2. The vesting and sold to cover transactions do not need to be reported in TurboTax as these transactions are already included on your W-2.
If you sold that remaining RSU or any other RSUs in 2022, then those transactions need to be entered into TurboTax and reported on your tax return.
Question 2. If this question relates back to the sale of the 3 RSUs to cover, you do not need to report this transaction on your return and consequently, there is nothing to enter into TurboTax. The situation is different if you sold any remaining RSUs. In that case, if you need to make an adjustment to the cost basis, you can do so in TurboTax. As you progress through the various screens that relate to RSUs, you will see the screen Select any less common adjustments that apply. Select the option An adjustment is required for a reason not already covered. Entering a negative number will reduce any gain or increase a loss and entering a positive number will increase any gain or reduce any existing loss.
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