worthlambert
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TaxMonkey
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Just to rephrase. There is no place on the Schedule D to enter ordinary income. If an employee receives stock as compensation it is reported as wages.
IRonMaN
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It's most likely already on the W-2.
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worthlambert
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Checked W2 and I am not seeing it. Recognize the ordinary income at the time of the stock sale. Put on other income field?
IRonMaN
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It's normally included in box 1 of the W-2 Do you have paystubs and the detail of the stock sale to verify that it isn't included?
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worthlambert
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I have the 1099 DIV tax information listing of the stock sale. If it is on the paycheck stub included in Box 1 of the W2 it would not stand out. I was looking at the box 12.
I will check on the paystub. Thanks for your help.
I will check on the paystub. Thanks for your help.
