Yes, it needs to be reported and it does show as suspended. It will have an overall affect on your net gain for your tax year on your tax return because these losses cannot offset any other transactions of gain or loss.
Only you know when the stock is completely disposed of and when to add this wash sale loss to the basis of the stock for each final sale. The broker knows when they occur, they may not always know when they are allowed to be used.
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