Thank you! This was helpful but didn't answer my question, or at least I'm no sure. I'd love to get a specific answer for this case:
I have capital gains from two sources, all short-term, ETrade (stocks) and Coinbase (crypto). ETrade sent me 1099-B, but Coinbase didn't send me any forms.
So, by looking at "IRS Instructions for Form 8949" (exception 1), I don't think I need 8949 for ETrade, because I received 1099-B. But.. my main question is: Do I need to file Form 8949 for my crypto trades? I have no more then 20 crypto trades in 2020.
So here is what I think, please tell me if this is. correct: I don't need 8949 for ETrade. For ETrade I can just fill "1a" in Schedule D. But for Coinbase crypto trades, I must use 8949 and final number put into "3" of Schedule D. Then sum of these two in "7" of Schedule D. Can you confirm that this is correct?
