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If the mutual funds were transferred in-kind via an ACAT (account transfer) then no reporting is necessary.
If the mutual funds were sold and then repurchased, then yes. You would receive a 1099-B from the old brokerage that would need to be reported here:
Federal Taxes > Income & Expenses > Investment Income, then click Show More
Select Start next to Stocks, Mutual Funds, Bonds, Other
If the mutual funds were transferred in-kind via an ACAT (account transfer) then no reporting is necessary.
If the mutual funds were sold and then repurchased, then yes. You would receive a 1099-B from the old brokerage that would need to be reported here:
Federal Taxes > Income & Expenses > Investment Income, then click Show More
Select Start next to Stocks, Mutual Funds, Bonds, Other
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