I have very little invested in stocks. (Definitional not more than $ 1,000.00. I did not receive a 3921 Form so I m not sure what to do know?

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You do not need to report your investments until they are sold. When you sell them, you will receive a 1099-B (in January or February of the following year) and that gets reported on your tax return.

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One person LLC. Invested in start up company. Received schedule K-1 showing my initial investment with no profit/loss...Using TurboTax, where do I file/report this?

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I have very little invested in stocks. (Definitional not more than $ 1,000.00. I did not receive a 3921 Form so I m not sure what to do know?

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