Dividends are taxable as they are earned income from your investments. They can be entered in TurboTax by using the instructions below. Sign into TurboTax and open a section of your return. Search for 1099-DIV and select the Jump to link in your search results. Answer Yes to Did you receive any dividend income? Choose your bank or brokerage from the list to import your 1099-DIV and select Continue. If you'd rather manually enter your 1099-DIV, select Change how I enter my form, then Type it in myself.(suggested) Follow the on-screen instructions to enter your 1099-DIV. See the image below - check the box to show you have more info/boxes to enter

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How do I enter 1099-Div box 2e and 2f info?

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DianeW777

Dividends are taxable as they are earned income from your investments. They can be entered in TurboTax by using the instructions below.

Sign into TurboTax and open a section of your return.
Search for 1099-DIV and select the Jump to link in your search results.
Answer Yes to Did you receive any dividend income?
Choose your bank or brokerage from the list to import your 1099-DIV and select Continue. If you'd rather manually enter your 1099-DIV, select Change how I enter my form, then Type it in myself.(suggested)
Follow the on-screen instructions to enter your 1099-DIV.
See the image below - check the box to show you have more info/boxes to enter

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danielslbAuthor

There are no boxes 2e and 2f when I check the box for "my form has info in other boxes"

macuser_22

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@danielslb wrote:

There are no boxes 2e and 2f when I check the box for "my form has info in other boxes"

Per the IRS 1099-DIV instructions:

Note. Only RICs and REITs should complete boxes 2e and 2f.
Boxes 2e and 2f do not need to be completed for recipients that
are U.S. individuals.

**Disclaimer: This post is for discussion purposes only and is NOT tax advice. The author takes no responsibility for the accuracy of any information in this post.**