In the past my California 540 Schedule CA entry for Capital gains always showed that there was no adjustments from the federal amounts. This year for the first time it showed a difference of $13. Also did this cause schedule D to be printed. In order to find out what caused the difference I compared the entries of schedule D with the federal Schedule D and 8949. I found that the entires are exactly the same just that TurboTax rounds the sales price and basis for each transaction on schedule D whereas it does not round them on the federal schedules. That caused the $13 difference in my case. I verified thatIn the previous year TurboTax did not round the individual transactions on California Schedule D line 1 but only the totals on the lines below (which makes much more sense).
I don't see anywhere in the California instructions for schedule D that the individual entries should be rounded this year. Is this a bug in the software that causes the rounding? I don't think that it's indented that a difference in capital gains to be listed on schedule CA that is entirely based on TurboTax rounding differently.
