Thanks, I understand it will not be double taxing when I sell the remaining shares.
So, either my employer withholds shares and report under W2 or I selected sell to cover option which happened in this case and sold those 12 units to cover the taxes, I have to report this to IRS using 1099-B as it shows realized capital gain. In the summary page, it shows $0 realized capital loss/gain though.
It is not shown in my W2 because I opted in "Sell to cover" option so 1099-B was issued by my investment company after it was sold in 2023 at the same day it vested. Is that correct? It is still weird that it is considered as taxable income as it was sold to pay the taxes. 1099-B forms says this is not reported to IRS.
I am just trying to figure out of if it was already under W2, would I still need to report 1099-B separately?
My apologies if my questions do not make sense.
