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Please clarify a couple of things. Are you referring to "capital gains distributions" from the mutual funds reported to you on a 1099-DIV, Box 2a, as opposed to realized capital gains/losses from sales/exchanges of the fund shares?
Or are you simply referring to the increase in value merely from holding the funds? i.e., non-realized capital gains? If it's just the increase in value that you are referring to, then that is not reported until you actually make a sale (or exchange), or the mutual fund releases a "capital gains distribution."
And what product are you using--the desktop software or online TurboTax (website)? By your name above, it says "Deluxe for Mac". The desktop version of TurboTax (CD/download) can handle all the usual forms without limitations. So desktop Deluxe and Premier both prepare the same forms and can handle the same situations.
Or are you simply referring to the increase in value merely from holding the funds? i.e., non-realized capital gains? If it's just the increase in value that you are referring to, then that is not reported until you actually make a sale (or exchange), or the mutual fund releases a "capital gains distribution."
And what product are you using--the desktop software or online TurboTax (website)? By your name above, it says "Deluxe for Mac". The desktop version of TurboTax (CD/download) can handle all the usual forms without limitations. So desktop Deluxe and Premier both prepare the same forms and can handle the same situations.
‎June 4, 2019
7:19 PM