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According to IRS rules, all numbers on the tax return have to be rounded to the nearest dollar.
A value of $0.27 is rounded to zero and should be ignored. If your form 1099-B shows wash sales of $0.27, just ignore it and leave the wash sale entry blank.
According to IRS rules, all numbers on the tax return have to be rounded to the nearest dollar.
A value of $0.27 is rounded to zero and should be ignored. If your form 1099-B shows wash sales of $0.27, just ignore it and leave the wash sale entry blank.
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Yes, you should remove the wash sale since there is nothing to report. The IRS will not flag this. MinhT1 is absolutely correct.
I'm having the same issue and Turbo Tax asks that the line be blank versus zero. However, the software won't allow me to change the zero to a blank, either on the tax form or on the TT entry.
You may have to go back to the TurboTax Form 1099-B worksheet form or its equivalent in the 'Stocks, Mutual Funds, Bonds, Other' section of Wages & Income, if using TurboTax on the desktop, and make the change there by clearing out any amount in the 'Box 1g Wash Sale Disallowed' entry field, for that specific stock trade. This should then propagate to the Capital Gain (Loss) Adjustment Worksheet.
I was unable to change it on Capital Gain (Loss) Adjustment Worksheet, which is where TurboTax flagged it in my case, during the Federal review process.
The way to adjust the errors in TurboTax Online is to return to the original entry. There is no way to adjust the wash sale at the Review.
To return to the Investment Section, leave the Review by following these steps:
To adjust these worksheets in TurboTax CD/Download:
To correct the wash sale, try using the "Capital g/l adj" page. instead by following these steps:
See the screenshots below for further assistance:
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