How to input vested RSU if employer didn't issue W-2?

[sffamily]

Hi Intuit,

While using Turbo Tax Premier edition, I couldn't find how to add income for vested RSU.

Previous years the vested RSUs were reported on a W-2 from employer.

But there is a new policy starting from 2019 that since I'm not working in US, employer no longer issues W-2, so I have to report it by myself.

I cannot find where in Turbo Tax shall I input this vested RSUs as income, since I didn't sell them, they are still in form of stock. and there is no W-2 for it.

(Stock is US stock, and employer is US company, and I'm US citizen.)

Thanks!

[sffamily]

any expert can help comment on this question?

[RobertG]

You would include the RSU in income where you report the income from your employer, just as if it was included in the W-2.

Your employer should be able to tell you the value of the vested RSUs

RSUs are taxed when they vest. Income is reported on the W-2 and shares are withheld to cover tax on the shares. Nothing else is reported on the tax return until the shares are sold.