I left company xyz 3 years ago. At the time i left i had 100 shares fully vested (already filed form 83b at time of hire so no taxes paid to date on it). These shares were granted to me with a price of $0.
Last year company xyz reached out to me regarding share buyback. I agreed and they gave me $10000 for my 100 shares. Great ! Now it is tax time and they have sent me a 1099 MISC (i have never been self employed) when I am expecting a 1099 B so i can report capital gains tax. I reached out to them but they are unresponsive.
How can i file my taxes properly on Turbotax.
1) Do i just manually make up the numbers to the best of my knowledge and fill out a 1099b section in turbo tax
2) If yes then what about the 1099 MISC section in turbotax. Since the former employer already issued a 1099 MISC then the IRS is expecting this, i dont want to be in trouble
3) If i fill out both the 1099b and 1099 misc then i will be double taxed right? That cannot be right either.
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You may report the stock sale without receiving an IRS form 1099-B. You may also report the IRS form 1099-MISC income and reverse the entry with an explanation for the IRS to review.
In TurboTax Online, follow these steps to access IRS form 8949 / Schedule D Capital Gains and Losses:
Follow the steps below to report income on an IRS Form 1099-MISC.
The entry will be reported:
Follow the steps below to reverse the 1099-MISC income.
View the entries at Tax Tools / Print Center / Print, save or preview this year's return / Include government and TurboTax worksheets.
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