To NCperson. I am not sure if your reply was to me or to the other person in this thread. For my situation, I get what you mean about stock vs. RSUs, but there is a difference between stock acquired through regular purchases and RSUs granted to you by your employer. For my situation, I have a 1099-B and stock plan supplement from eTrade. The 1099-B reflects that the Adjusted Cost Basis and Adjusted Gain/Loss was not reported to the IRS, but those amounts are reflected on the supplement. The Adjusted Cost Basis is the same number as the Adjustment Amount (Ordinary Income) and differs from the 1d Proceeds amount reported to the IRS by approximately $6K.
Entering all the information from the 1099-B, along with following the Step by Step instructions, the Gain/Loss amount for this stock sale is $5200 more than the stock plan supplement and $11K less than the 1099-B Gain/Loss. My dilemma is reconciling the TT number to my form to ensure accuracy. I hope that helps to paint a clearer picture to my situation. Thank you for any help or guidance you can provide.
