B2 on the Kansas form is Interest and dividend income.
It is A1 on the Kansas schedule S - State and Municipal income not specifically exempt from KS taxes that the program drew from my Fed 1040 line 2a that it should not have.
Line B23 of the Kansas form is the percentage allocation - which when all that extra non-employment income was included in the Kansas adjusted income became 47.6366 percent when it should have been only 36.53 percent. As best as I can see, it is when the program pulled in the Fed 1040 line 2a and put it into Kansas Sch S line A1 that caused the double taxation. Where I failed was to force the program to make an adjustment to the Net Modifications applicable to Kansas source income on the "Part Year and Nonresident Modifications" screen.
