@cchu01 Assuming this is a sale of a PTP, you'll be reporting all cap gains by modifying the cost basis of the 1099-B you received from the broker. What that sales schedule is telling you is that each of your sales is partially short term, and partially long term.
As an example, if the 3rd line item (adjustment of $15 and 94% long) was the sale of 100 shares with a purchase price of $100, you'd report the sale of 94 shares as long term and 6 shares as short term. 94% of the $15 adjustment would be applied to the long term shares ($14.1, so cost basis of $94-14.1 = 79.90) and the remainder to the short term shares ($6-$.90 = $5.10)
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**Note also, I'm not a Tax Preparer/CPA. Just a volunteer, seasoned, TurboTax user.
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