Probably not. You will have to enter the information like this (sorry, I don't know your full situation):
- Go to federal section
- to Income and Expenses
- scroll down to Investment Income
- Locate Stocks, Mutual Funds, Bonds. Other
- Click Start
- Did you sell stocks...., click Yes
- Did you receive a 1099-B, select No
- Continue
- tell us about the sale
- Enter description, example, French stock
- Continue
- the next page asks for:
- type of investment - probably other
- how did you receive -
- purchased or
- something else. If something else, description - employee stock purchase
- When did you receive- probably something other that a date, then select various. It may have been a stock grant on a date.
- Date sold - fill in
- Proceeds - sales price
- Cost basis - what you paid plus fees to buy and sell
- Continue
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