@maglib
Oh hey I think I might've figured this out! I think we might have both been saying the same thing after all. I think Turbotax might've gone ahead and done what you were saying automatically without me having to do so. In my overall summary at the end of my return before submitting, the summary says:
"Your total income of $60,000 comes from adding up your capital gain of $-1, your state and local taxable refunds of $0, your taxable interest of $400, and the $59,601 you earned at your jobs."
Note: I replaced all bolded numbers with fake numbers for privacy. But, I didn't change what it said for capital gains. It looks like it did end up being close to zero for the capital gain, and the total amount of stock income got added into my normal income. If that makes sense. That fake total of $59,601 is the total if you add up my normal W-2 income with the total stock income.
I'm still uncertain if this is right, and I greatly appreciate you replying so many times to help me figure this out.
