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stannor
March 22, 2023
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Should the printed tax document and the turbo tax imported document agree on the 1099B total gains or loss?

  • March 22, 2023
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they should be the same document and show the same information. Yet on turbo tax, the total gain/loss is a lot higher than the total gain/loss on the printed tax document.

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DMarkM1
DMarkM1
March 22, 2023

They should be the same.  Try to discern where the differences are and make the corrections in the investment section as needed.  Another option is to try to upload again as there may have been a glitch.  Finally, if needed, you could delete the upload and enter the transactions individually or enter as a summary 8949.   

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