something in your explanation does not make sense.
first, is there a clear understanding of how RSUs work?
1) your employer gives you RSUs. nothing goes into TT.
2) the restriction expires. The RSU transaction is reported in your W-2. You now have STOCK. you do NOT have RSUs. Nothing special to report in TT; (It's already in your W-2).
3) you sell the shares. you get a 1099-B from your broker, you post the cost basis and sales price in TT
you keep stating you have RSU's, but RSU DO NOT represent a taxable transaction (other than in your W-2.)
Did you sell the STOCK after the restriction expired? for the 1st transaction, please post the following
1) date the restriction expired
2) the cost basis
3) the number of shares
4) the date you sold these same shares
5) the price of the shares on the date you sold
maybe that will help solve this mystery.
