That is why @RaifH said that you might have to adjust your basis in order for the RSUs to not be taxed twice. You need to adjust the amounts from the 1099-B to what you actually paid for the stock which should include the price of the stock plus what you were taxed for on your W2. If you had any other associated costs then you can add them as well.
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