Form 1099-B (Proceeds from Broker and Barter Exchange Transactions): This form reports proceeds from the sale of stocks and other securities.

The 1095-B Qualifying Health Coverage Notice is a tax form related to insurance coverage. Learn what information it provides and what to do.

On Form 1099-B, the IRS received the details of your stock sales. The IRS makes the assumption that your tax basis in the stocks is zero if the basis information is not provided to them.

What are 1099 forms? A 1099 is a tax form that reports income or transactions you receive outside of regular employment. For example, a W-2 form reports an employee’s income from the previous year and ...

Some 1099 Money Isn’t Taxable There are some situations in which money reported on a 1099 form is not taxable, so you’ll need to be careful when you put the numbers in your return.

Dubbed the “overstated withholding scam,” the scheme circulating on social media encourages people to fill out their W-2 form, Wage and Tax Statement or other forms like Form 1099-NEX or other ...

Form 1099-B Form 1099-B is an information return used to report broker or barter exchange transactions, including proceeds from securities transactions, stock sales, and other financial exchanges.

Form 1099-B is an information return used to report broker or barter exchange transactions, including proceeds from securities transactions, stock sales, and other financial exchanges. Form 1099-S ...

Confused about your 1099-R and 1099? Learn the key differences between these tax forms and how they impact your taxes.