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Get your taxes done using TurboTax
RobertB,
Thank you very much for your response! I'm concerned though because TurboTax only gives me two options and both seem to be incorrect.
Option 1: State that the shares that were sold were of Employer 1's shares but are NOT reported on the W-2 from Employer 1.
Option 2: State that the shares that were sold were of Employer 2's shares and are reported on the W-2 from Employer 2.
If I go with Option 2 to align with how the income from the vested RSUs is reported on my W-2 from Employer 2, Form 8949 then incorrectly shows that the shares were of Employer 2's company, when in actuality, they were shares of Employer 1's company. For what it's worth both employers are publicly traded companies.
Am I missing some way to report that the shares were of Employer 1's shares, but that the income from the vested RSUs was reported on the W-2 from Employer 2? I'm using TurboTax Premier to prepare my taxes.