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Foreign incomes appear as $0 in the total income while I reported there were some capital gains and interest incomes.
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Thanks, they are consistent of interests, capital gains, and dividends from Foreign Financial Accounts and Other Foreign Financial Assets. The image below is not the actual values, but items are actually I added.
After finishing inputting them, The income summary says that my income related to foreign accounts is $0, as shown below.
The first image you see are entries made to report your foreign financial accounts for FBAR and/or 8938 reporting purposes. These do not get recorded as income in your return. If you have income from interest, dividends, and capital gains, then these are reported in the interest dividend, and capital gains income sections in your return.
If you reported 1099 INT, 1099 DIV, or sales from stocks and bonds, the information recorded may not show up as foreign income. The particular entry that is "0" relates to foreign earned income (working on a job) or income from a 1099 OID. If you did not have income from these sources then that amount will be "0".
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