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Am I required to file tax just because I received 1099-B with box c checked for 2 trades and small loss amount ?
I used tax filing requirement tool on IRS website and I found that
To avoid the possibility of receiving a notice, you may want to file a return when you receive a Form 1099-B, Proceeds From Broker and Barter Exchange Transactions, and both:
- the amount in box 1e of the form is blank, and
- the amount in box 1d, when added to your other gross income, is greater than $14,700.
But nothing from above 2 conditions apply in my case but box c is marked (Proceeds Not Reported to the IRS)
As you can see in attached image that it was only 2 trades and small loss amount like S1.21 (minus = loss)
All other conditions for tax filing suggest I am not required to file tax, so do I have to file tax because of these 2 trades that are not reported to IRS?
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‎October 1, 2023
11:28 AM