Morgan Stanley 1099-B Converter

Convert Morgan Stanley 1099 to CSV

Free tool to convert your Morgan Stanley 1099-B Stock Plan Account PDF to a clean CSV file. Extract every transaction for TurboTax, Schedule D, or Form 8949.

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About Morgan Stanley 1099-B Stock Plan Account Statement

Morgan Stanley issues 1099-B Stock Plan Account statements to employees and clients who sold stocks through their equity compensation plans. The PDF lists transactions organized by term (short-term vs long-term) and coverage status (covered vs noncovered securities). Each transaction includes the security description, CUSIP number, quantity, dates acquired and sold, proceeds, and cost basis. Our converter handles all Morgan Stanley 1099-B formats including consolidated tax statements and stock plan account forms.

What our converter extracts from your Morgan Stanley 1099:

  • All sale transactions with quantity, dates acquired and sold
  • Proceeds (Box 1d) and cost or other basis (Box 1e)
  • Wash sale loss disallowed (Box 1g) amounts when present
  • Gain or loss calculation for each transaction
  • Security description and CUSIP number
  • Short-term vs long-term capital gains classification
  • Covered vs noncovered securities distinction
  • Federal income tax withheld amounts
  • Support for VARIOUS date acquired entries

How to Convert Your Morgan Stanley 1099 to CSV

1

Download your Morgan Stanley 1099-B PDF

Log into Morgan Stanley at Work (atwork.morganstanley.com), go to your Document Library, and download your 1099-B Stock Plan Account statement as a PDF.

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Upload to our converter

Drag and drop your Morgan Stanley PDF into the converter on our homepage. It automatically detects the Morgan Stanley format.

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Review the summary

See your total transactions, proceeds, cost basis, gains/losses, and wash sales at a glance. Verify the numbers match your Morgan Stanley statement.

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Download your CSV

Click Download CSV to get a clean file with all columns ready for TurboTax, H&R Block, or your CPA.

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