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swc310
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Form 1099-B Transaction for Noncovered Lots entry shortcut

Form 1099-B Transaction for Noncovered Lots.

I have over 800 Return of Principal (return of capital) entries from my Broker. Is there a TurboTax shortcut to avoid entering each transaction (800+ entries) since all I will be doing for each entry is entering the same amount for the cost basis as the amount shown for the proceeds (sale amount), so no gain or loss?

Hopefully there is a shortcut to avoid hours of meaningless typing.  

Thanks.  

 

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Form 1099-B Transaction for Noncovered Lots entry shortcut

there is n specific shortcut available in Turbotax

what category did the broker use?

A - short term sales proceeds and cost/tax basis reported to IRS

B - ST proceeds but not cost reported to IRS

C - ST neither reported to IRS

D - same as A but long-term

E - same as B but long-term 

F-  same as C but long term

 

types A and D can be reported as a single line item for each but should only be reported directly on schedule D lines 1a ST or 8a LT

I would report types C and F also as single line items because the IRS gets no detail but these go on form 8949 which carry to schedule D lines 3 and 10

that leaves types B and E - since you can no longer e file

you can enter as a single line item 1 for ST and 1 for LT with code M form 8949

then attach the 1099-B to your tax return which you must now mail.  

swc310
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Form 1099-B Transaction for Noncovered Lots entry shortcut

Mike9241, thanks for the quick reply.  I fit the type B and E.  Looking at Form 8949, I cannot find a code M.  

Thanks.

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