You do not need a Form 1099-B to report the sale of this stock. All you need to do is enter the information from the Canadian Form T5000 as if it was a Form 1099-B.
You'll need to use the "Stocks, Mutual Funds, Bonds,
Other" interview, and you'll need to upgrade to the Premier version in
order to have access to this interview.
When you start the interview you'll be asked if you received a
1099-B, or not. Depending on your answer you'll be led to slightly
different interviews but both interviews elicit the exact same information,
information that gets reported on Form 8949:
- A
description of what was sold.
- Date of sale.
- Proceeds of sale.
- Basis.
- Date of acquisition
