Which tax form do I need to fill out for the gains I've made on stocks?

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03-03-2008, 12:36 AM

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Which tax form do I need to fill out for the gains I've made on stocks?

Good evening!

This is my first year filing taxes for the gains I've
made trading stocks.

I have already received my taxable information from
my brokerage firm.

But I am not sure which form do I have to fill out to
report my taxes: 1040 Schedule D or 1099 B? And what's
the difference between the two?

I would appreciate your help regarding this.

Thank you!

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