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Composition of a Consolidated 1099
Depending on your account activity, your Consolidated 1099 may include the following:
- Tax Reporting Statement
- Tax Summary: Summary of Sale Proceeds
- Proceeds from Broker and Barter Exchange Transactions
- Form 1099-DIV: Dividends
- Form 1099-INT: Interest
- Form 1099-MISC: Miscellaneous Income
- Form 1099-OID: Original Issue Discount
- Supplemental Information
- NMWHFIT Additional Income Details: An additional reporting requirement for some ETFs
Form 1099-B Futures
If you traded any futures or options on futures, you would receive Form 1099-B Futures (Substitute 1099 Statement) in addition to your Consolidated 1099. It is generally only a page long and lists your aggregate futures trading gain or loss, which is broken down by month. You can access your futures tax form by logging in to your account at tastytrade and visiting our Tax Center.
Commonly, we are asked, "why is my futures tax form separated from the Consolidated 1099?" In short, it is because your futures account is held in a separate account. To learn more about the separation of accounts, please click here.
Form 1099-B Cryptocurrency
If you traded any cryptocurrencies, you would receive Form 1099-B Cryptocurrency in addition to your Consolidated 1099. It is generally two pages long and lists your short term and long term cost basis and proceeds. You can access your cryptocurrency tax form by logging in to your account at tastytrade and visiting our Tax Center.
Tax Year 2022 Consolidated 1099 Guide
You can view our form guide (PDF) below within this article. Or, you can find a link to download this PDF guide at the bottom of this article. We know taxes can be daunting, so we designed a guide that is easy to read and without any tax jargon. Chances are, you can find answers to most of your questions or concerns in this guide, but we're always here to help!
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