I did that based on previous guidance before I submitted my question. As I stated in my initial question, Turbotax Desktop is not dividing joint brokerage account Capital Gains/Losses imported from a 1099-B equally between the filers for a Married Filing Separately return; Schedule D is attributing the total Capital Gains/Losses reported to only one person (as if it was a joint return). Turbotax does not prompt for a Nominee Adjustment for Capital Gains/Losses the way that it does for interest and dividends. What do I have to do to show the correct 50-50 value for capital gains for the state returns?
