I live and work outside of the US. How can I file my taxes accordingly? I have stock in the US granted from my company.

[DMarkM1]

It depends.  If you are a US citizen living and working abroad you will file a form 1040 just as normal using your form 1099-B showing the sale of stocks from your brokerage to report any taxable gains on those sales.  You might also get a form 1099-Div.  These are entered in TurboTax in the Wages & Income section using the Investments topic list. 

If you are non-resident alien you would file a form 1040-NR.  TurboTax does not support this form but we recommend contacting our partners at Sprintax for assistance with that filing.

[halakunique]

Hi,

Thank you for your quick reply!

I am a green card holder (resident) and have an SSN - however, this year my company did not issue any W2 forms since there was no stock vesting throughout the year.  However, I did obtain some 1099 forms from my stock broker since I performed stock sales during the year.

Am I able to file under any categories in Turbo Tax for this situation? I am very familiar with the interface since it was my go to tax software during my time in the US.

Thanks again for your advice!

[DMarkM1]

Great!  You should be able to sign in to your account and get started.  TurboTax will guide you to the right product based on your entries along the way.