There is no answer from the list of available selections that applies to stock granted as RSUs from an employer.
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I'm guessing here, but I expect that the problem is that "Deluxe" doesn't have the interview prompts for "employee stock incentive" programs and that's why you're not seeing that option. (TurboTax want you to upgrade to "Premier".)
But if you know your basis for the stock - the per share basis is the same as the per share "fair market value" used by your employer to calculate the compensation on the GROSS number of shares that vested - simply tell TurboTax that you bought the stock on the date the RSUs vested at a price of (# of shares sold) x (per share "fmv") and all's good.
There is absolutely NO "income tax return reporting" reason to need to use the RSU "guide me step by step" interview. NOTHING on Form 8949 - where stock sales are listed out - indicates HOW you happened to acquire the stock. And you literally DID buy that stock on that date; you were simply paid "in stock" instead of "in cash" for your efforts on behalf of your employer.
Tom Young
I'm guessing here, but I expect that the problem is that "Deluxe" doesn't have the interview prompts for "employee stock incentive" programs and that's why you're not seeing that option. (TurboTax want you to upgrade to "Premier".)
But if you know your basis for the stock - the per share basis is the same as the per share "fair market value" used by your employer to calculate the compensation on the GROSS number of shares that vested - simply tell TurboTax that you bought the stock on the date the RSUs vested at a price of (# of shares sold) x (per share "fmv") and all's good.
There is absolutely NO "income tax return reporting" reason to need to use the RSU "guide me step by step" interview. NOTHING on Form 8949 - where stock sales are listed out - indicates HOW you happened to acquire the stock. And you literally DID buy that stock on that date; you were simply paid "in stock" instead of "in cash" for your efforts on behalf of your employer.
Tom Young
When you enter your 1099-B information you'll see a button "Guide me step-by-step". Click that and on the page that opens up you'll see a choice for "I have sales from an employee stock plan, including...RSU". Select that choice and proceed from there.
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