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Investors & landlords
It's definitely not interest income if the reporting form is 1099-B. If you have Form 1099-B you should delete the interest and enter it following instructions earlier in the thread.
It's unclear if you have a cost basis for the stock sale. If you do you should enter that in the cost basis field once you enter the sales figure from the 1099-B. Also the long term holding period provides a better tax rate than the short term holding.
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‎April 15, 2022
12:16 PM