I received 1099 B from Schwab. This year for the first time there is a short term entry for SPDR gold minishares ETV. There are 5 entries, all with different dates of sale, but none list a date of ...
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I received 1099 B from Schwab. This year for the first time there is a short term entry for SPDR gold minishares ETV. There are 5 entries, all with different dates of sale, but none list a date of acquisition. Gross proceeds on each are less than ten cents. Cost /basis is "Not Provided", and the realized gain/loss is blank. However, the TOTAL realized gain/loss is actually negative 33cents. In reading up on this, it seems these are small sales to cover fees, and are actually a return of capital (There is actually a "P" in each unlabeled column just before the date sold column. ) My problem is that on TT desktop, it says these all need to be reviewed, and it wants dates of acquisition and cost basis. I did check the boxes that say something about "no date provided" and cost box is "blank", but TT still wants me to review and fill these in. Should I just proceed and leave them exactly as on the 1099-B? Oh, and these are all listed as "Basis is missing and not reported to IRS", and that is the section where I added the info into Turbotax. I also wonder if this is going to come back to haunt me in the future. I am not really into doing a lot of messing around with tax filing. 😐 Thanks for help! Mj