It almost surely is. Capital loss carryover is initially entered on your Schedule D. If you have no current-year capital gains or losses, your carryover amount will appear on line 7 of Form 1040.
However, if you have current-year capital gains or losses, the carryover will be considered in the Schedule D computation, along with those gains or losses.
When you input your capital loss carryover data into the TurboTax program, it will generate on line 6 of your Schedule D if it's a short-term carryover, or line 14 if it's a long-term carryover.
See the Capital Loss Carryover Worksheet—Lines 6 and 14 in the 2024 Instructions for Schedule D for more information.
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The capital loss carryover should result in a capital loss of $3000 on Line 7 of the 1040. I calculated the capital loss by hand using the IRS instructions. TurboTax shows 0 capital loss on Line 7.
if your 2024 SELL transactions used up your carryover, you won't get any loss deductions
In that case, Line 7 would be positive.
break even to exactly -0- is a rare occurrence.