Hi everyone! I sold stocks in my taxable brokerage account in 2021. Is 1099 the only document that I need to receive from the taxable brokerage account. I just want to make sure there isn't any other document that I need to report to TurboTax when filing my taxes.
I really appreciate any help you can provide! (not seeking tax/professional advice; just making sure I have all my documents to file taxes for 2021)
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When you sell stocks, you will receive form(s) 1099-B from your broker.
You'll report form(s) 1099-B on your tax return.
You can enter your form 1099-B by following these steps:
if any stocks or other investments in your account pay dividends interest royalties , etc, you should get a separate 1099 or consolidated 1099 reporting this income.
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