May I send my original 1099-B statements from my investment company (LPL) instead of filling out form 8949?

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No, the IRS requires you to fill out Form 8949 as part of your tax return, and may also require you to send in certain documents from your 1099-B statements, depending on the transactions on your 1099-B.

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May I send my original 1099-B statements from my investment company (LPL) instead of filling out form 8949?

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