Just want to clarify on your answer... Since the stock was moved to an after-tax brokerage account its sale should result in you eventually receiving a 1099-B which you might have to break up into two sales if you have short term gain or loss resulting from price movement from the time of distribution to the date of sale.
How do you break it up into two sales?
I sold some Stock from my Broker Account (NUA). Is the 1099-B the only form I use to report this? Will it capture both the sale of the total Stock and show long term Capital Gains?
Just a little confussed...
