Ok, thanks. I was referring to an earlier response to another comment from you:
"Step 3: get the grand total of expenses from schedule c. Report this number as a negative number on the 1099 income. Meaning create a new line item for short term gains as a negative number (aka a loss) to round off expenses from schedule c. Do the same for home office expenses. Meaning there should be two negative short term gains/losses reported on the capital gains worksheet to ‘even’ out the expenses. If that makes sense . It helps to make notes of this if you are sending in your tax return to explain it. But that is not necessary. "
I could not figure out how I add more lines in Schedule D. If there is a sample you can share (mock statement or screen) I can work from there.
Thanks
