Yes, you should include the net capital gain income in the "Other" Income category if you think it is taxable. You need to keep in mind that capital gain income is not taxable on your federal return if your taxable income is under $44,625 (single filer) or $89,250 (joint filer). Since you cannot distinguish it from other income in the TurboTax estimated income tax worksheet, it will be considered taxable at ordinary income tax rates.
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