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Question

Double counting income from RSU sale?

Forum|Forum|3 years ago
April 17, 2023
1 reply
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Sold RSUs and reported capital gains on these.

Software showed compensation income from the sale and was asking if this has been reported in W-2.

Employer includes RSUs as income when these are vested (and sets aside shares for taxes as well at time of vesting). So I'm sure this is included in W-2.

Curious though, how is TT computing for the compensation income based on the RSUs sold? Amount it is showing is not the same as the capital gains. worried this may be double counting.

Employee

ed137,

As no one in these forums can see your tax return, I cannot give you definitive help based on the little you've provided. I suggest looking at

https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/taxes/discussion/hello-turbotax-2022-is-reporting-an-error-when-entering-rsus-the-entries-are-correct/00/2934645

to see if that helps.