Hi @TomYoung
When one of my RSU grants vested in 2021, my brokerage first sold part of the stock to cover the tax liability but due to market fluctuations, their computation fell short of the taxes that needed to be recovered. So they had to sell 1 more stock. Consequently my 1099-B has 2 stock sale transactions on the same day but at different selling prices. The single stock sale entry throws Turbotax off and it flags it as an error. If I merge the two into a single sale (Turbotax instructions say that each sale should be on a separate line), Turbotax asks me to send some additional paperwork to IRS. I want to proceed in a way that won't trigger a notice CP2000 from IRS. How would you recommend I reflect these in Form 8949 (and the Capital Asset Sales worksheet and Employee Stock Worksheet which are for my records only)? Look forward to your advice. Thanks a bunch!
