You are not being doubled tax since you are only being taxed on the gain on the date of sale. When the stocks were exercised this was reported as compensation on your paycheck (ordinary income treatment). Therefore, you will need to know the basis of those stocks on the date of exercise so you can compute the correct gain/loss upon sale. You show the sale of the stock on your 2022 Schedule D (capital gain/loss from sale) exactly as it is shown on Form 1099B. Not reporting this as shown on Form 1099B may result in a notice from the IRS.
Please see additional helpful information in the link below:
Employee Stock Purchase Plans
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