Thanks for the info. The shares were sold to cover on the date they vested, so there really should be no change.
I also know that my company split their stock by 10 or more since these were granted, so each one was theoretically worth 10x what the new cost basis was. I wonder if maybe there’s some confusion there? I would’ve assumed that would have been part of the calculation.
Fidelity didn’t even have a capital gains form to give me so I’m not sure how TurboTax even got that information. In the 10 years I’ve had RSUs I’ve never seen a form like that. (1099-b, I think.)
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