My broker sold a portion of my RSU's to cover taxes, but on the 1099-B form it says no federal income taxes were withheld. How do I tell if money went to IRS?

[vjbk]

Hi,

I would check your "rsu income” in w2 income statement if you have them. Some companies like mine have arrangements with brokers  that allow them to share that info. 

If you are importing this data into turbo tax, it should mostly do the right thing

[SusanY1]

As stated above, typically RSU income has two components - one, including the withholding portion - is reported on your Form W-2.  When you are working in the TurboTax program to report these shares, be sure to note that you are selling company stock and follow the interview for Restricted Stock Units to be sure that the compensation income that you have already been taxed on is added to the basis of the sale so that your capital gain doesn't appear higher than it should be.