My 1099 B cost basis was incorrect. I corrected it after my local advisor checked it. Do I still need to mail the incorrect 1099 B to the IRS?

These are long term investments that my advisor sold, and combined into one account. Thanks.

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When detail is listed on your Form 8949, there is no reason to mail a paper record to the IRS.

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When detail is listed on your Form 8949, there is no reason to mail a paper record to the IRS.

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