January 1 could be interesting thanks to congress.

[BobC]

Originally Posted by Brian Van Horn

I am not an accountant. That position was held by my late father. That said, at until April of this year you could report collectibles under 1099-B.

Ah, back in post #41 I included a link to the IRS instructions for Form 1099-B, and another link to a copy of the 1099-B Form itself. Both are for the 2023 forms that will cover 2022 activity. Mentions that in Box 3 on the 1099-B form that is a spot you can check to indicate if the form is reporting proceeds from the sale of a collectible. So it looks like the ability to use the 1099-B form to report the proceeds of a collectible's sale by a Broker, on behalf of their client, is still available for all of 2022.

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by BobC

Ah, back in post #41 I included a link to the IRS instructions for Form 1099-B, and another link to a copy of the 1099-B Form itself. Both are for the 2023 forms that will cover 2022 activity. Mentions that in Box 3 on the 1099-B form that is a spot you can check to indicate if the form is reporting proceeds from the sale of a collectible. So it looks like the ability to use the 1099-B form to report the proceeds of a collectible's sale by a Broker, on behalf of their client, is still available for all of 2022.

Not a broker here.

[ullmandds]

lets hear it for BOB C! Any time of DAY...or NIGHT...he's there for all of our CPA related questions/needs. Geez Bob...get some sleep!!!!!