A 1099div and a 1099b in the same paper

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Sometimes brokerage/investment companies will issue a consolidated 1099 that has both your dividend (1099-DIV) and investment sales information (1099-B).

You would need to treat these as two different forms and enter them separately. I have added instructions on how to enter each below:

Form 1099-B

https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/4789365

Form 1099-DIV

https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/4905155

In one brokerage account, are capital losses, section 1256 transaction losses and margin loan interest deducted from dividend and interest income within that account

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