@GLENNSHUR wrote:
I can enter the 1099 data but not 6 months of transactions
You're posting in an old thread from last year that won't show up to the bulk of the forum as needing help. Normally one should start their own new thread on their particular issue so it will show up as unanswered.
If you can't import a 1099-B, and if you have a lot of brokerage transactions, you don't have to enter each separate transaction. You can choose to enter summaries. When you start to enter the 1099-B, you would choose "I'll type it in myself." Soon after, TurboTax has a screen where you can indicate that you are going to enter summaries of the sales in the proper categories (according to holding period, covered/noncovered, etc.). Then according to what TurboTax tells you at the end of that section (which may depend on whether there are any adjustment codes or not), one might have to mail a Form 8453 along with copy of your 1099-B or brokerage statement showing the transactions to a special IRS address. TurboTax has popup help in various places during that process if you go that route.
I'm a fellow user, not a tax expert. I can't tell you any more about that process because I have never done it. If you need more info on that process or additional questions with your 1099-B issue, then please start your own NEW thread with that as the title to attract people familiar with it.
Or here's how to phone Customer Support:
