I keep getting Check This Entry Form 1099-B Worksheet (Robinhood Securities LLC):

[kellyjcab]

I do not know how to fix this error. I keep getting this message for my federal:

Check This Entry

Form 1099-B Worksheet (Robinhood Securities LLC): Noncovered Security applies only to a transaction reported on Form 1099-B. Do not enter for 247RGT012 DMPI RIGHTS 1.

[Antonio90]

Same issue uploaded form through Robinhood. Have you found a fix? Thanks!

[KathrynG3]

If you have any cryptocurrency, it should reported in a different section. 

If this is the case, I suggest deleting the Robinhood import and splitting out any portion that is cryptocurrency.

If you had cryptocurrency, click to read more in this short video and article about entering cryptocurrency details.

Delmar had a 1 for 10 reverse stock split mid 2019 which may require a basis adjustment.

[HRH3]

same issue here, seems strange that Robinhood (a division of turbo tax) would have this glitch.  Still haven't figured out the fix. 

[HRH3]

Issue resolved:

Robinhood imports all of the information on your 1099-B, including the information that doesn't get reported to the IRS; information that doesn't get reported such as gains or losses less than a specified amount by the IRS.  You can find this info on your PDF  with the following statement"This section of your tax information statement provides proceeds transactions that are not reported to the IRS, but may have a tax impact"  

basically, the irs has bigger fish to fry and these amounts are neither worth your time or theirs. 

You can resolve this error by going into your incomes > stocks > click on the brokerage that held this investment (in our case Robinhood) >  click through till you get to the itemized list of investments > delete the ones that are on the list of investments not reported to the IRS.  

In my case, I needed to remove my WABTEC investment from TurboTax, since it doesn't actually need to be reported.  

Hope this helps someone. I did call turbotax but was told i would need to pay upgrades in order to speak to a CPA.  

[jbaldizon]

Thanks for the fix. How did you go about deleting WABTEC from your PDF? Or did you do something on the TurboTax website end of things?

[DaveF1006]

Here in community, we do not do anything on our website end of things? We don't have the ability of deleting WABTEC either. These must have disappeared mysteriously.

[mswcoble]

You saved me $80. Thanks!

[fuelnow]

just deleted all entries that gave me an error and worked, thanks!!!! (some of them had like 0 shares which was really weird....)

[Gatto_el]

Very helpful

[cware6]

Thank you!  This worked for me.  I went back to the federal section and found the wages section.  Then under the stocks section,  I deleted the items based off of the 1099-B sheet, which say they are not reported the IRS.   After I deleted the two items I was able to submit my return without any errors.

[polo177]

Thank you.  Unfortunately, I didn't see this post and paid for the CPA help.  Great help, they quickly found this post.  We fixed it like the others here, by editing 'Robinhood Securities LLC', going to the end of the list of trades to find and delete WABTEC, then trying the review again. 

The thing is, I don't remember buying WABTEC at all.  So, I think this is a problem directly from Robinhood.

[Kyez]

Of course they told you to pay. That is what this error is all about. They want more money. Thanks turbotax for stealing our hard earned money!

[Jhubb]

Where does it say it’s not reported 

[gloriah5200]

For example, box 12 has a check box if the cost basis is not reported to IRS, so you will enter it in your return so you will correctly report the gain/loss on the transaction.

In the top of each coded section, it will state what type of code is applicable.  In that same section, certain codes tell you that certain items are not reported to IRS.

Form 1099-B is available on irs.gov.  Generally, most brokerage houses provide a "substitute 1099-B" to their customers.  It looks different but still contains all the same information.

For additional information, there is instructions for how to use each box of Form 1099-B on the back of the copies of the IRS Form 1099-B at the following link:

IRS Form 1099-B copies and instructions