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Question

Schedule D and Form 8949

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
April 4, 2025
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TT Premier Schedule D Part II Line 10 will not create a new Form 8949

Rather than creating a new IRS form 8949, you may find that multiple entries are listed on one IRS form 8949 with code F checked.

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Thanks for your suggestion, but I should have added more information. I was actually trying to enter an overseas shares sale for which I did not receive a 1099-B. In the end, I simply created a paper pseudo-copy of a 1099-B and then transferred the details into TT as instructed by the menu for inherited stock with no details reported to the IRS, and it worked just fine.