Your client is a recent college graduate who is working for a professional services firm. They have extra income and are looking to make personal investments. During 2023 they: Sold 3 shares of META stock on 1/31/2023, they had bought this stock on 8/31/2021. Sold 11 shares of NVDA stock on 12/29/2023, they had bought this stock on 8/31/2020. Bought 4 shares of NFLX stock on 2/28/2023, they later sold 2 of these shares of NFLX stock on 5/31/2023. Bought 11 shares of AMZN stock on 6/30/2023, they later sold all 11 shares of AMZN stock on 9/29/2023. Sold 4 shares of TSLA stock on 1/3/2023, they had bought this stock on 1/31/2022. Bought 11 shares of GOOG stock on 9/29/2023. Task: The client wants to understand the tax implications of buying, selling, and holding these stocks. Assume that all purchases and sales were made at the prevailing market rates on their respective dates. Assume that any shares purchased but not sold were still held by your client at the end of the year. Write a tax research memo that addresses the following issues: Which IRS Form will your client's brokerage account send them to report their stock sales for