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Retirement tax questions
That means that there's no cost basis for those transactions on the Form 1099-B that you received that also goes to the IRS, so you have to enter your cost basis manually for those transactions. To enter your cost basis:
- Select Federal Taxes
- Select Wages & Income
- Select Edit next to the 1099-B from Fidelity
- Follow the prompts to enter the original cost (and any cost basis adjustments) of the securities you sold listed under section E.
See: How do I find a stock's cost basis?
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