Thank you! Can you please show the flow from small business to the tax forms? Say, if I work for Toyota lease cars, how do Toyota report income? How the business who leased the car report expense? TIA!
To get a general view of how business taxes work, you might want to check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/UCsCIxyElcE/v-deo.html The resources in that video's description can also be very helpful in that regard.
Thanks! and Welcome! The whole concept of reporting capital gains can be intimidating, and it's going to involve more people with things like Robinhood and cryptocurrency.
Can I just mail the IRS my 1099 B instead of sending an 8948 and Schedule D? Or Maybe a Schedule D in combination with the 1099 B? I have too many transactions for the 8949 form.
If all your transactions involve "covered" securities (transaction types "A" or "D"), you can put the total of the short- and long-term transactions directly on the Schedule D. The IRS already has the detailed information on the transactions. If you have "non-covered transactions" (types "B," or "E), you can put the totals on an 8949 and put "M" (for "multiple transactions") in the adjustment column (f) and send the brokerage statement to the IRS. For a paper filed return, the statement is sent with the return. For an e-filed return, the brokerage statement is mailed separately with Form 8453, or attached to the return as a PDF.
Thank you! Can you please show the flow from small business to the tax forms? Say, if I work for Toyota lease cars, how do Toyota report income? How the business who leased the car report expense? TIA!
To get a general view of how business taxes work, you might want to check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/UCsCIxyElcE/v-deo.html
The resources in that video's description can also be very helpful in that regard.
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Thanks! and Welcome! The whole concept of reporting capital gains can be intimidating, and it's going to involve more people with things like Robinhood and cryptocurrency.
Very Helpful. Thank you!
Can I just mail the IRS my 1099 B instead of sending an 8948 and Schedule D? Or Maybe a Schedule D in combination with the 1099 B? I have too many transactions for the 8949 form.
If all your transactions involve "covered" securities (transaction types "A" or "D"), you can put the total of the short- and long-term transactions directly on the Schedule D. The IRS already has the detailed information on the transactions. If you have "non-covered transactions" (types "B," or "E), you can put the totals on an 8949 and put "M" (for "multiple transactions") in the adjustment column (f) and send the brokerage statement to the IRS. For a paper filed return, the statement is sent with the return. For an e-filed return, the brokerage statement is mailed separately with Form 8453, or attached to the return as a PDF.
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