For example, do I have to list each stock sale (apple, At&T, etc) or can I simply list the total reported of all sales?
No, you don't have to list each transaction, but you should report by type of sale.
There are two types of capital gains- long term and short term.
There are two types of sales- reported and non-reported.
Tax form 1099-B often divides sales into four categories based on the above-
Short Term Covered
Short Term Uncovered
Long Term Covered
Long Term Uncovered
You can enter as provided on your form or classify for yourself into these categories.
For more information, follow this link: Capital Gains Guide
No, you don't have to list each transaction, but you should report by type of sale.
There are two types of capital gains- long term and short term.
There are two types of sales- reported and non-reported.
Tax form 1099-B often divides sales into four categories based on the above-
Short Term Covered
Short Term Uncovered
Long Term Covered
Long Term Uncovered
You can enter as provided on your form or classify for yourself into these categories.
For more information, follow this link: Capital Gains Guide