Thanks for your comments.
I understood on the "N - N = 0" part, however, I had to do something like this to match the 1099B entries, as generated by my brokerage there are two kinds:
* disposition-lot entries that are entirely for the tax purposes only (let's call these N)
* disposition-lot entries for the cash (let's call these M-N, where M is the original vest size)
I cannot merge entries from the same vested lot, with M vested, and N sold for tax, since I will have
less number of entries compared to the 1099B reported to the IRS already.
I have another 1099B that reported differently, where I could report the M and N numbers within the
same 1099B entry. TurboTax worked perfectly for this 1099B.
Please advise on how to report the unusual1099B... thanks!
