Yes, you would enter this as an investment sale with our without a 1099-B form. It would be treated the same as any sale of stock shares. The key for you will be to determine your cost basis which would begin at the start of your S Corp as an ongoing changing amount based on profits and losses and capital either contributed or taken out.
Once you have your information you will complete the entry in TurboTax using the following steps.
Diane,
thanks for replying!
I have tried this but I get stuck on the next page which asks for Broker information and wont let me leave the broker name blank. From what I understand they removed the option to say I do not have a 1099-B.
Should I just put the S-corp company name or N/A or will this cause problems?