Terrific. I was worried because the transaction statement from the (publicly traded stock sale, in 2020) only reported the net gain (actually, a loss) from when the conversion happened (2017), thus missing a bigger piece of the overall investment loss. So I assume IRS will get that smaller number, while the number I report will be bigger. That might trigger a followup, but I have all my figures/records to document the overall loss. I was seriously hoping I didn't have to re-do my taxes from 2017 to claim that other chunk of loss. Thank you!
