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    Basic: need to report stock transactions took place overseas

    helenyin
    Level 5

    I can't find a worksheet to enter these transactions. I need to manually enter these on Form 8949.

    Is there a way of doing it?

    Thanks.

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    TaxGuyBill
    Level 15

    The 1099-B worksheet.  Even though they may not be on a 1099-B, that is still the worksheet for Form 8949.

     

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    TaxGuyBill
    Level 15

    The 1099-B worksheet.  Even though they may not be on a 1099-B, that is still the worksheet for Form 8949.

     

    helenyin
    Level 5

    Ok, I'll try. Was afraid of getting an error message if no payer's ID is provided. 

    Thank you.

    sjrcpa
    Level 15

    When there's a 1099-B you enter the payer's ID?

    Why?

    Or is it a ProSeries thing like requiring the EIN for a state tax refund 1099-G?


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    helenyin
    Level 5

    I used ForeignUS as the Reporter's ID.

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    TaxGuyBill
    Level 15

    @sjrcpa wrote:

    When there's a 1099-B you enter the payer's ID?

    Why?

    Or is it a ProSeries thing like requiring the EIN for a state tax refund 1099-G?


     

    No, none of that is needed in ProSeries.  It is there for those who want to do it (just like a 1099-MISC or 1099-NEC).  Or more to the point, it is for TurdoTaxer's to enter a form and ProSeries uses the same base programming.