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Your employer would send you Form 3922 if you purchased ESPP stock during the tax year. If you didn't sell any ESPP stock, don't enter anything from your 3922. Keep it with your tax or investment paperwork, in case you need to correct the cost basis when you later sell the shares.
As for your W-2. TurboTax has a standard format that must be complied to for the import of documents. If you have identified discrepancies, I suggest you review the posting manually.
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First of all, if your employer issued you a 3922 this year for purchasing employee stock and if you did not sell the stock, ignore the 3922 because it is for informational purposes. If you sold the stock for the year, you would need the 3922 to supply missing information if the 1099 B doesn't have it or list it incorrectly. information such as cost basis and the date you acquired the stock is on this form. If it is missing from the 1099 B or the 1099 B basis information or date acquired is incorrect, then you would use the information that is recorded on the form as the correct information.
First of all, you would receive a 1099B for the sale of the stock. Here are the steps for reporting the sale of employee stock.
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