My Fidelity combined 1099 statements do not import properly into TurboTax. Last year I hired a CPA and it saved me $30k! Same problem this year. How to fix it?

[fairbanks002]

Many Fidelity trades have inaccurate or incomplete information.  TurboTax flagged a few of them to review but I found out they all were missing adjusted cost basis information among other things.  This is so bad I had someone else file for me last year and saved me $30,000 or so.  Same problem this year.  I prefer doing these myself but it looks like I will have to delete all Fidelity 1099 forms and enter them line-by-line by hand.  Is there a way to fix this?  A better and faster way to import forms from Fidelity?  Or a spreadsheet view I can enter into faster than the TurboTax form where I have to click-click-click for every piece of data I want to enter?

[Mike9241]

then the problem you have is with Fidelity. Turbotax has no control over what brokers/financial institutions provide or the accuracy thereof. that's YOUR responsibility. as a matter of fact when you do the import you'll see the Turbotax disclaimer that says basically you're on your own as to accuracy