I totally agree that you don't report a NQSO as a stock sale and that you do need to adjust the cost basis to reflect the 'earnings' reported on the W2 for that sale, as I've described elsewhere and as similarly described by you. However, you miss the point. There are literally NO instructions w/ TT2024 explaining this and all prior year's versions of TT handled cashless NQSO seamlessly, without having to look here in the Community for answers. You've lost the customer focus in TT2024 for NQSOs and need to re-establish it. The step by step in all prior year's versions automatically adjusted the cost basis for a cashless sale. Why drop that in 2024's version AND not provide any guidance on the approach for it? It's just plain stupid. Actually I believe it is nothing more than a greedy corporate approach to impel most users to instead 'upgrade' to pay extra for expert advice. Stop all the add-ons and provide your customers a quality product, as in years past.
