All of what I'm assuming are "old" navigational help articles indicate that the product will ask if I received a 1099-B for a sale and give me the opportunity to hit "no," but this is no longer the case as far as I can tell.
EDIT:
There's navigation for this. I posted it, but it had feedback critical of Intuit, and was marked as spam and removed. I'm not going to re-post it in full here, because they've not earned my work if they're not going to accept my criticism.
To summarize the navigation; just assume Intuit doesn't actually mean you need a 1099-B at any point in the process, and just pretend you do have one, leaving any field that asks for non-financial details (Payer name, Payer EIN, etc) blank. When you reach the page where you can pick if it's short term, long term, etc, the drop down has a "not reported on 1099-B" for each of those terms.
