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DaveF1006
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1099-B Merger - Unclear how to report

I believe the way the 1099 B received by you is incorrect and this the reason for the confusion. In your 1099B, there should be 2 transactions.

 

  1.  First of all, the sales proceeds for the 52 shares infrastructure and Energy Alternative Inc Comm stock should be $681.  This includes the $546 + 135= $681.  This should be reported as one transaction. The loss on this transaction is $1004 - 681= -$323
  2. You mention that Mastic Inc. had a net loss of $1.28. This means that if the cost basis is $34.33, then the proceeds amount should have been $33.05. This should be recorded as a separate transaction in your investment sale section of your return. 

It seems like the way they reported the proceeds of the  sale was your broker added $546 + 135 + 34 = $715 but the problem is if the $34.33 is cost basis, then this wouldn't be added in as proceeds.  Now if you are mistaken and the $34 is proceeds, then this all makes sense. 

 

The broker I think added two transactions into the same transaction but is trying to report all of it in a Alternative INC Comm Stock transaction and this is incorrect thus making the $287 net loss incorrect. When everything is said and done, your net loss should be $324 + 1.28= $325.28 when you report these two transactions separately. 

 

@alek

 

 

 

 

 

 

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