Thanks for the help. I used TurboTax premier online and have been doing so for many years. I looked at my 2018 Return. TurboTax did file the Schedule D for me in 2018.
As usual, I do not have short-term capital gains and always reported them as long-term capital gains in the TurboTax online inquires. I wonder why TurboTax decided Schedule D was not required in 2019. As said, if Schedule D was not filed, how IRS would know if the capital gains are short-term or long-term, as the tax treatments are very different.
Can I get TurboTax sending me back the online entries for my 2019 filing to make sure my long-term capital gains were reported correctly in the online entries? Thanks for your help.
