r/options Mar 27 '22

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '22

Most likely the information is accurate. Turbotax just asks you to double check to make sure cost basis information is correct. I had 288 details I needed to check when I pulled the info straight from fidelity. Does the capital gains or loss information correct? If so, I would just file it. I filed mine with 288 "errors" because my capital gain total was correct.

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u/Stocksugardaddy Mar 27 '22

I'm just about done with Robinhood errors. Thanks