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Old 04-02-2006, 03:06 PM
Bob Sandler
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Default Re: Turbo Tax ESPP vs. Sales of Stocks

You might get a better response if you post this question in
the TurboTax User Forums.

http://forums.turbotax.com

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Old 03-30-2006, 09:19 AM
butitta@gmail.com
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Default Turbo Tax ESPP vs. Sales of Stocks

Turbo tax has these two different investment options:

- Employee Stock Purchase
- Sales of Stocks, Mutual Funds, Other Investments

I have several sales in 2005 of ESPP shares I bought in
previous years (call this group1).

I also have 2 sales in 2005 that were bought in 2005 (call
this group2).

My problems come when I try to enter it all (group1 and
group2) into the Employee Stock Purchase section. Since
group1 was transfered to a different broker, sold and not
reported to my company, Turbotax does not have all the info
it needs for the Check your W-2 screen. The options are
total qualifying, total non-qualifying, both or none. Since
group1 was not reported, then none of the choices show the
actual amount that was reported on my W-2 in 2005.

Is it ok for me to split them apart and put group1 under
the Sales of Stocks section and the group2 under the ESPP
section? Or how should I handle this?

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