-DIV and -INT forms with all zero's shouldn't be entered at all. some brokers provide consolidated statement with all forms, but if all zeroes...don't enter it.
BUT......if there is a 1099-B/ 8949 that will would require Premier.
Yes...your gain is reported on your W-2 with taxes taken out, but an issued 8949 still has to be entered....thing is, you update your "cost" for the security to it's price on the day you exercised it...so you is a zero gain on that form, with perhaps a small loss due to broker's fess. But using Premier cannot be avoided
____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*
