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Should I have received some kind of tax form from my former employer when I sold shares from stock options as they are a French company?

 
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AmyC
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Should I have received some kind of tax form from my former employer when I sold shares from stock options as they are a French company?

Probably not. You will have to enter the information like this (sorry, I don't know your full situation):

  1. Go to federal section
  2. to Income and Expenses
  3. scroll down to Investment Income
  4. Locate Stocks, Mutual Funds, Bonds. Other
  5. Click Start
  6. Did you sell stocks...., click Yes
  7. Did you receive a 1099-B, select No
  8. Continue
  9. tell us about the sale
  10. Enter description, example, French stock
  11. Continue
  12. the next page asks for:
  13. type of investment - probably other
  14. how did you receive -
    • purchased or
    • something else. If something else, description - employee stock purchase
  15. When did you receive- probably something other that a date, then select various. It may have been a stock grant on a date.
  16. Date sold - fill in
  17. Proceeds - sales price
  18. Cost basis - what you paid plus fees to buy and sell
  19. Continue

 

 

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