@MattKhat72 so this is how I get confused. I have both situations. I have stock that vested and I sold it all. I also sold stock that vested last year. The stock from last year I agree is just a stock sales and capital gains. (short term in my case). The stock that vested this year and was sold off to pay tax and then sold a few days later has been causing me an issue. I went ahead with the advice and just checked that its not company stock. I know that taxes have been held and are reported on my W2. I also adjusted the cost basis and the numbers match my 1099B so I assume its ok. If I select that this is company stock and try to enter the numbers that TT asks for, the tax numbers are still the same, but it calculates too much income from RSU. I know that number is wrong so I must be entering the wrong information.
