Investors & landlords

I've provided an image below of what I was referring to above with "various" if they have the same reporting category.    Since you said these were both long-term, the particular reporting category also depends on whether not "basis was reported to the IRS",  and whether "Covered or non-covered.   If both of these were reported to you in the same category (for holding period and whether basis reported or not and same covered/non-covered). then you should be able to use "various" if desired.    

     Entering separate sales for the 2 lots would be fairly fast and easy, too.   The important thing is that the resultant data for for the sale correlates correctly with the info shown on your Form 1099-B.   

I don't know how this sale was reported to you on your Form 1099-B,  but my brokerage actually uses the term"Various" in a similar situation for the acquisition date on the 1099-B.

          To get the choice of "Various" for acquisition date, there is an intermediate step that's not very intuitive as you'll see in the image below.   I should have mentioned that above.  

I'm a fellow user, not a tax expert.  If it were me, since there are only 2 lots I personally would report things in the same way that the broker reported it to me on the 1099-B just to avoid the IRS thinking something wasn't matching correctly even though the final result is correct.   You'll have to choose which works best for your purposes.

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