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posted Feb 3, 2021 10:45:25 AM

I sold a few stocks, Do I just input the form like any other? I saw this article and it referenced two tax bills and quarterly payments? Can I not just pay all at once?

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Feb 3, 2021 12:07:36 PM

Yes, you can enter Form 1099-B information on individual stock sales.  You would do that in the "Income & Expenses" tab.

  1. Scroll down to "Investment Income"
  2. "Show More"
  3. "Start/revisit" the "Stocks, mutual funds...(1099B)" topic

 

I was not able to see the article you reference, but perhaps it was related to stock options or restricted stock units.  Those situations are a little more involved.  

 

If you just made some investments in stocks and sold a few in 2020 and received a 1099-B from your broker the entry process in TurboTax is straightforward.