That seems like good news?
I don't follow this statement: If the basis reported on the 1099-B form is off by the same amount as the income reported on your W-2 form...
- The total cost basis (box 1e) on my 1099B is way different than either box 1 of the W2 or Box 12a, code V.
- Many of my shares were granted in prior years, but all of the NQSO's were bought/sold on the same day, and all in 2019
I guess I need to wait to hear back from the employer to confirm the compensation and therefore cost basis to make sure my adjustment is accurate...
