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You need to report only if you sell your stocks, not when they are vested. Also, keep in mind that if u sell your vested stocks right away after vesting date, it will be counted towards annual income (short term gains). Whereas if you hold on to your RSUs for at least 1 year after vesting date, you will save a lot on taxes.

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41 minutes ago, samaja_varagamana said:

I have RSUs that are vested in March 2017. Should these be reported in tax filing? I did not receive 1099B for this. I have appointment tomorrow in H&R but want to know before hand. Thanks in advance. some one reply bhayyas

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2017 lo invested stocks ki 2016 form lo ela chestav

 

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3 hours ago, idibezwada said:

Infact nenu kuda cheyledu..there is nthng to laugh

I haven't criticized and laughed...nenu ila last minute chestanu same batch type lo navvanu..nene oka city tax ki form mail cheyali and didn't do it yet...an emotional icon can have several meanings..need not always be in negative way..just saying

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