I am confused. From the question, it seems like this person bought and sold shares of a publicly traded company, which I assume the person would also have a 1099-B.
Is the answer to this question assuming the person doesn't have a 1099-B?
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A turbo tax agent answered that we don't have to calculate basis for schedule K, and only input sales and purchase info into the stock section. Who is right?
