I have the same issue however imported 1099 from Morgan Stanley with RSUs in there. I walked through each RSU sale and corrected the cost basis (etc.) after entering all the data TurboT shows a page of "Your Employee Stock Plan Results". It states "Amount We Computed" was $88K however the total value of my RSU's was about $33K. Then it ask "Is this income included in wages? If I answer "YES" (even though it is incorrect) the tax due is fine as my RSUs were sold at an actual loss from the Market Value of the shares at time of release. However, if I answer "No" my tax due goes up by $22K. My W-2 includes the $33K of RSUs in my Gross Pay. However where is Turbo tax coming up with this $88K Computed value? THIS IS A BUG AN NEEDS TO BE FIXED! My work around plan is to just answer "YES" and move on.
