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Can I complete my taxes without my 1099-B? I have reported all the income from sale of stocks?
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Can you? Well yes, of course you can. You're not sending in any 1099-B's with your income tax return, you're simply stating what was on those 1099-B's, (you think).
Should you? That depends on your level of confidence that what you report will match whatever is reported on the 1099-B. If you have high confidence you can file. If the actual 1099-B is materially at variance with what you thought it was going to say, you amend.
Tom Young
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