Schedule D diagram! How do I report any gain that results from the sale of my stock appreciation rights (SARs) shares on my federal income-tax return?

Whether you sell all the stock at exercise or hold the stock and later sell it, you need to complete a Schedule D ("Capital Gains and Losses") for the year of the sale and file it with your Form 1040 federal income-tax return. You will need to know...

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