Reviewing Transactions and Sales Details
Transaction and sales details can be reviewed at any time during the year to help minimize the amount of maintenance and review you need to complete during tax season.
To review transaction details:
- Open the account.
- Select theTransactions and Fundsmain topic then theTransaction Summarysubtopic.
- Select theTransaction Detaillink for a transaction you want to review. The Transaction Detail page displays.
- Review the transaction details. The transaction details to pay particular attention to depend on the type of information return reporting the transaction qualifies for. For example:
- If the transaction qualifies for 1099 DIOB, 1099-R, 1099-Q or 5498 reporting, review theOn 1099check box under theGeneral Transaction Informationcollapsible section.
- Depending on how your information reporting control processing options are set, theOn 1099check box may be selected automatically for the transaction. If the check box is not selected but the transaction qualifies for 1099 DIOB, 1099-R, 1099-Q or 5498 reporting, you must select theOn 1099check box to report the transaction on the 1099 or 5498 form.
- If the transaction qualifies for 1099-DIV, 1099-INT or 1099-OID reporting, review theRegistration Codefield under theGeneral Transaction Informationcollapsible section or in the grid under the 1099 DIOB Information collapsible section.
- This field displays the registration code assigned to the transaction.
- If the transaction qualifies for 1099Misc-R or 1099Misc-SP reporting, review the TAV tax code and transaction type code under theTrust Accounting Systemcollapsible section.
- Miscellaneous receipts must have a transaction type code of 330 (Cash Receipt). 1099Misc-SP transactions must have a transaction type code of 210 (Cash Disbursement).
- The TAV tax codes identified in your information reporting controls also control whether the transaction is reported on Form 1099-MISC. For rents and royalties, the asset reporting the income must be set up in theComprehensive Asset Listregister, and theAsset Typefield in the register must be set toMineral, orRent or Royaltyfor the asset. Rent or royalty transactions must be posted to either tax code 15 (Rental Income) or 16 (Royalty Income).
- For 1099-MISC transactions, theRevised TAV Tax Codefield and theRevised F/T Tran Typefield are used to change the TAV tax code and transaction type code. These fields are also located in the grid under theTransaction Summarycollapsible section on the Transaction Summary page.
- For 1099Misc-SP reporting purposes, the processing options in your information reporting controls determine the paid to or paid for information. You can view the paid-to or paid-for recipient information under thePaid FororPaid Tocollapsible section. If a paid-to recipient's information is changed and multiple paid-to records exist for the recipient, then the changes automatically update each paid-to record that has the same SSN or EIN.
- For a transaction that is a 1099-Q earning from a qualified education program, ensure that the transaction is associated with a 1099-Q distribution if the 1099-Q recipient has multiple 1099-Q transactions.
- For a 1099-R withholding transaction where 1099-R details are entered on the Transaction Detail page or where the 1099-R recipient has multiple 1099-R distributions, ensure that the withholding transaction is associated with a 1099-R distribution tax code. When multiple 1099-R distributions exist, the 1099-R withholdings and the employee contributions are automatically matched to a corresponding distribution transaction using the tax effective date. For the automatic match to occur there must be only one distribution transaction and the tax effective date must be an exact match.
- For 1099-R reporting purposes, the processing options in your information reporting controls determine the paid to or paid for information.
- If you made changes, selectSavebefore reviewing the next transaction.
To review sales details:
- Open the account.
- Select theSalesmain topic. TheSales Summarysubtopic is selected by default and the Sales Summary page displays.
- Select theSale Detaillink for the sale you want to review. The Sale Detail page displays.
- Review the sale details. Under theSale Detailcollapsible section, the information to pay particular attention to depends on the classification of the sale or whether the sale qualifies for 1099 or 1099-B reporting. For example:
- If the sale qualifies for 1099-B reporting, review theOn 1099-Bcheck box.
- Depending on how your information reporting control processing options are set, theOn 1099-Bcheck box may be selected automatically for the sale. If the check box is not automatically selected but the sale qualifies for 1099-B reporting, you must select theOn 1099-Bcheck box to report the sale on Form 1099-B.
- If the sale is a sale of maturities, review theMaturitiescheck box.
- Depending how your information reporting control processing options are set, theMaturitiescheck box may be selected automatically. If the check box is not automatically selected, you must select it to designate the sale as a sale of maturities.
- If the sale qualifies for 1099 reporting, review theRegistration Codefield.
- If the sale should be included on a 1099 but the registration code displayed in theRegistration Codefield is one that disqualifies it from being included on a 1099, then you must change the registration code to one that will include the sale on the 1099.
- If the sale is a free delivery, review theFree Deliverycheck box.
- A sale that is classified as a free delivery is not reported on Form 1099-B unless theFree Deliverycheck box is selected.
- A distribution in kind sale is reported on Form 1099-R if the sale is associated with a 1099-R recipient or 1099-R distribution. You must enter the book value in theBook Valuefield under theDistribution-in-kindgroup box if theDistribution in kindcheck box and theDistribution-in-kind-use book value as distribution amount for accommodation statement on 1099-REnhanced 1099 option are selected.
- If you made changes, selectSavebefore reviewing the next sale.