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Investors & landlords
You can get around it by entering a single transaction without going through the employer stock questions and entries. When asked if your sale involved employer stock, answer no. There is no additional reported required because your shares were acquired from RSUs. Your cost basis for your RSUs is the same amount (per share) that was added to your income and reported on your W-2. Calculate your cost basis and enter a single transaction. For acquisition/purchase date use "Various".
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March 18, 2024
2:31 PM