@sdreskinaz1414
Look at where your capital gains are coming from.
- Is it all from a 1099-B? Enter that amount.
- Did you sell the house that has been in the family for 30 years with various cousins living in it? It is from before 2012 and does not count.
- Did you sell some stocks? Did you buy them before 2012? They don't count. Bought them 2012 or later? They count.
Just go through stuff and make it make sense.
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