I just imprted my brokers 1099. The dividends are not showing on my 1040 although they are showing on the Schedule B. Anyone else have this problem

Are they qualified dividends?    Dividends can be either:

• Nonqualified (ordinary), which are taxed as ordinary income, or
• Qualified, which are taxed as long-term capital gains at a lower rate.

Select this TurboTax FAQ to learn how they're categorized.

Long-Term Capital Gain Rates

Solved. I had to close out of turbo tax AND shut my computer down. When I turn it back on the dividend's showed up on the 1040 

Same thing happened to me using Mac version.  Thank you for providing the fix.  I've also encountered a few crashes using the software this year...seems a bit buggier than in the past...

I am using TT for Mac Home and Business 2024. My situation was slightly different yet similar.

 I imported data from two brokerages, and only one showed up in Schedule B, while both showed up in Schedule B worksheets. Also in Easy Step view I could see figures only from one brokerage, even though when I select to "Revisit" all data on subsequent screens show correctly as entered. 

I simply closed Turbo Tax, and reopened it and it finally synced the data between Schedule B worksheet and the actual Schedule B and now everything shows correctly. If I didn't do this, taxes I owe would be incorrect as big chuck of taxes owed from 1099-DIV from one of the brokerage account will be unaccounted for. 

Also this version of TT for Mac crashes 100% of time on start.