Thanks for the answer,
I do not have schedule D on turbo tax deluxe. These aren't capital gains, just qualified dividends. Vanguard bunches all dividends in one line and then in other lines specifies how much is qualified and how much is reits. I l looked at the 1040 and on line 3b lists the bunched ordinary dividends (including both qualified and reits ), while on line 3a lists just the qualified div. Now, when adding all income, it adds only whatever is on line 3b (the combined amount for all dividends). So, what happened to line 3a amount? How is it considered or will it be considered? It seems to be ignored as part of the total income, when it should be taxed at a lower rate. I am confused indeed.
