You could put it in as a 1099-B even though you don't actually have a 1099-B and the foreign tax paid as a credit under less common income.

You can also report both as:

• Wages and Income
• Less Common Income
• Miscellaneous

Someone else may have another solution.  

Thanks for the information but I did stock sale, my understanding is that it is part of capital gain, not treated as regular income...

In that case, use the 1099-B as if you had been issued a 1099-B and mark it for capital gain.