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发表于 2021-3-29 05:17 PM
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Work around:
a workable approach that the IRS won't have trouble with. I assume that virtually all the transactions are "Box A" "Short term, Basis reported to the IRS". For those transactions, fill out one line of 8949 labeling it "Box A transactions at eTrade (or whoever)" For purchase date "various" for sale date 12/31/2017. Enter all the codes and adjustments amount as shown the broker's totals.
If you have any transactions other than Box A ones, then enter them individually.
Since the detailed info for Box A transactions has already been sent from your broker to the IRS computer, I think that will work out fine.
Also, IRS Form 8453 is mailed to the IRS within three business days after receiving notice that the IRS as accepted the electronically filed tax return. The IRS can then compare the brokerage statement against the the summary that was reported.
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