Can I Input totals for Short Term and Long Term Gains/Losses rather than input each indv sale forFor 1099-B transaction?

[onhel411]

Can I Input totals for Short Term and Long Term sales rather than input each indv sale for from 1099-B form?

[rjs]

Yes, you can enter totals for each category, short-term or long-term, covered or noncovered. In TurboTax Premier, after you enter the name of the brokerage, you will get a screen with two choices: "I'll enter one sale at a time" or "I'll enter a summary for each sales category." Select the second option, and it will then give you boxes to enter the total proceeds and total cost, and select the sale category. After that screen, you will get a screen that asks if you need to enter another sale, meaning totals for another category. You have to enter separate totals for each category.

[fanfare]

you can aggregate Cat  A or Cat D without adjustments.

all other transactions must be itemized.