@DavidD66 Thanks for the tip to say "No, this is not employee stock" for RSU. However, after I entered the information, my tax due went up. A friend of mine was saying with RSU, that if you don't enter information right, you will be double taxed. You mentioned that RSU is reported in w2 in box1 and I indeed see the value higher than my usual salary. So does that mean the RSU is already reported/taxed in w2? If so, I am trying to understand why the tax due went up? Is it because the brokerage indicated in 1099-B "Short term transactions for which basis is not reported to IRS"? and I chose the Sale category - box B (short-term noncovered).
