It depends. At this juncture and still time, I would wait until the 1099 is received. More than likely, it's a 1099-MISC. Check your consolidated statements to see if the 1099-MISC is included in the consolidated statements. I have seen these included in statements but didn't know it was there because it was buried in the statement.
One key point here is that if you have taken the loss as a capital loss on your return, then you would need to report this as income to offset the loss that you previously claimed. Check your transaction on your 1099B to see if you claimed a capital loss on this particular stock.
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