In response to your question about cost basis, your cost basis would be the value of the shares on the day they vested. That value should be the value that was included on your W-2 and for which a certain number of shares were sold to cover your tax withholding obligations.
If you know all of the amounts that need to be entered, i.e. cost basis, sales proceeds, commissions, date sold, etc., then you can enter the transaction as a regular stock trade. Entering this information as a regular stock trade avoids the issues around RSUs or NQSOs.
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