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Question

Do I have to report information from form 3922?

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
March 24, 2025
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I received share transfers from my employer in May and Nov and they are reported on form 3922. I have not done anything with those shares, like sell them or anything. I just need to know how (of if) I record this on my taxes.

Yes you should report form 3922.

There will not be any tax due, but it should be reported.

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[x] I neither bought nor sold the ESPPs this year
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