"Please suggest what I missed. "
Nothing in your last post really makes sense. You told TT that you sold 1,000 shares when you didn't, you obviously used the RSU step by step process, but this:
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Total shares vested/released : 1000
Shares withheld (Traded) to pay taxes : 200
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should result in a final tax return check error. That's because the programming logic, (unless it's changed from 2020 when I stopped posting here), should result in only 800 shares being available for sale. And the entry you've posted should, (absent the error noted above), result in a capital gain of 800 x $20.
I think you need to start right here: "I have the same situation that the RSU income is not included in Box-1 while it is included in the "Gross Pay" on my W-2" because that absolutely should not be the case. Don't do a thing until you walk into the payroll department, W-2 in hand, and determine if this really is the case.
If, if the above statement is correct then get a corrected W-2. What you've done here is simply flat-out wrong.
Tom Young
