Re: Have over 150K stock trades with over 10mil sales volume (but with small profit), cannot be imported into TurboTax, what do I do?

bah9681 · Dec 12, 2020 7:48:41 PM

After talking with a TurboTax CPA, he advised me to report summary totals (is this possible with over10mil in sales volume?) and print a .pdf file of my 1099 form from my broker and mail it in. Does this make sound like a feasible approach to others out there? Also, does TT allow for attachment of a 1000 page .pdf file in lieu of importing transactions or having to print? Will the IRS accept this as similar to a Form 8949? I really am in a pickle on this one, and I can't imagine I'm the only one with all the stock and crypto algorithms and traders this year.

Have over 150K stock trades with over 10mil sales volume (but with small profit), cannot be imported into TurboTax, what do I do?

Hi @rjs , thanks for sharing this. this is a nice workaround for my case. As I have thousands of transaction. Now even with this approach, I encountered a new problem. When I tried to e-file, TT is reporting the following error: 'Some values are too large and have caused calculation errors'.

Is this because I entered too large number in the 'Capital Gain (Loss) Adjustments Worksheet'? Do you know if anyone has used this feature and made it to efile?

Thanks!