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- Where do you enter stock split information on ESPP. It used to be on the Capital Gain (loss) transaction worksheet but seem to have been removed when this worksheet was changes to the Capital Gain (Lo...
Where do you enter stock split information on ESPP. It used to be on the Capital Gain (loss) transaction worksheet but seem to have been removed when this worksheet was changes to the Capital Gain (Loss) Adjustment worksheet.
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Patrick J
Level 2
03-05-2022
10:16 AM
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Where do you enter stock split information on ESPP. It used to be on the Capital Gain (loss) transaction worksheet but seem to have been removed when this worksheet was changes to the Capital Gain (Loss) Adjustment worksheet.
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sariscpa
Level 4
03-05-2022
12:45 PM
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Under forms "Emp stock wks"
Patrick J
Level 2
03-05-2022
01:42 PM
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I already reviewed the worksheet and didn't see it on there. What section? I have Pro Series Basic.
sariscpa
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03-05-2022
02:00 PM
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Oh, sorry. I was referring to Proseries Professional version.
