I imported my 1099-B from TD ameritrade using the automatic import feature. It is capturing my "federal incometax withheld" information due to my sales as a zero gross proceeds transaction (figure 1 and 2 below). After the automatic import during smart check, it is advising me to fix error on these zero gross proceeds entries to provide (a) Category information -- short term or long term (figure 4) and (b) cost or adjusted basis information (figure 3). There are 100s of entries with zero value gross proceeds for the federal income tax withheld transactions. How should I fix these errors? For each of these entries
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I believe this is a warning.
proceed to file ignoring this.
Come back again if you can't e-file because of it.
PS.
A tax withheld looks fishy in this case.
Your import may have gone very wrong.
If the basis (or any other info) didn't transfer into the program then YOU must fill in the blanks from your own records or talk to the broker to see if they have it.
@fanfare , it is not allowing me to file. At the filing stage, it is asking me to fix the problem. A stage similar during "smart check", fix errors. I see a tax withheld entry three-four days after every sale.
I think zero basis is a warning. I guess I missed that Figure 4 before.
You always must specify LT or ST for all your trades.
You must have set up tax withholding with your broker. That is unusual.
Do you remember doing that?
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