No...Fidelity didn't put it on the 1099-B/8949... Whatever the brokerage sends you on the 1099-B/8949 to you, that is also (usually) sent by the brokerage to the IRS too (unless a box is checked that indicates it wasn't reported) they didn't report it to the IRS Separately either.
So there was no reason to report myself it since purchase and redemption price was the same....i.e. zero capital gain.
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Most CDs at banks are never to be reported (other than the interest they yield), no matter what the term. Brokerage CDs seem to be (perhaps) a special case. IF the Brokerage put it on their 1099-B/8949...I do too. IF the brokerage doesn't report it at all on their 1099-B/8949...then I wouldn't either
.....(unless for some reason there was a gain or loss involved).
____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*
