It showed date acquired 10/15/2023 and date sold 11/6/2023 of Apple. Should I include them in tax form, or they were already included in W2?
W2 will just show vest value (if anything). Hire a tax person
Agree, If you find it complex, get a CPA
Noncovered means: IRS required all trading firms to report cost basis for stocks if they know. In this case, they have no idea. So they tell the IRS they don’t know. This means you get to look it up yourself.
All sold short term RSU are non covered and you should manually insert the cost basis, that's all it means
But why is cost basis 0?
Because they don't report it, you have to write down the actual cost, it's in your grant letter. It's very annoying but that's how it works, if you need help I can answer more questions. In summary, RSU generally don't report cost basis at any company unless it's long term. You will always see them "non covered", and I don't know what that means, but I know that it requires you to find the cost basis by yourself to avoid doubly paying taxes.