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Where can I see how Turbotax calculated my Capital Gains of $29,555? I've looked at my tax forms and a Schedule D is not required. I can't find the calculation anywhere.

Forum|Forum|11 months ago
April 12, 2025
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Most of my income is from 1099INTs and 1099DIVs. I didn't sell a house or any stocks or mutual funds that grew by that much. The only thing I can think of is I sold an inherited Roth IRA, but that shouldn't be taxed on capital gains.

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Check all your 1099Div forms box 2a. If you imported any 1099, I would delete them and enter them again Manually. That usually fixes things especially if you imported it. It could come from other places like K-1.