My wife belong to an investment club and I got her dividend income reported as a work type and it shows double in our income. The correct amount is $167.06 not $334.

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My wife belong to an investment club and I got her dividend income reported as a work type and it shows double in our income. The correct amount is $167.06 not $334.

I'm not certain what you did when you reported the dividend as "work type" but it sure sounds like you should not have. The $167 should show up on your 1099 DIV. TT will handle it properly but only enter the $167 once as a dividend. Did you down load from the institution that paid the dividend? If so you don't need to enter anything yourself.

My wife belong to an investment club and I got her dividend income reported as a work type and it shows double in our income. The correct amount is $167.06 not $334.

Who is TT.

My wife belong to an investment club and I got her dividend income reported as a work type and it shows double in our income. The correct amount is $167.06 not $334.

I'm sorry TT is short for TurboTax Who paid you the dividend?

My wife belong to an investment club and I got her dividend income reported as a work type and it shows double in our income. The correct amount is $167.06 not $334.

It was a investment club she belongs to

My wife belong to an investment club and I got her dividend income reported as a work type and it shows double in our income. The correct amount is $167.06 not $334.

OK but have you gotten rid of the double entry dividend yet?

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My wife belong to an investment club and I got her dividend income reported as a work type and it shows double in our income. The correct amount is $167.06 not $334.

My wife belong to an investment club and I got her dividend income reported as a work type and it shows double in our income. The correct amount is $167.06 not $334.

My wife belong to an investment club and I got her dividend income reported as a work type and it shows double in our income. The correct amount is $167.06 not $334.

My wife belong to an investment club and I got her dividend income reported as a work type and it shows double in our income. The correct amount is $167.06 not $334.

My wife belong to an investment club and I got her dividend income reported as a work type and it shows double in our income. The correct amount is $167.06 not $334.

My wife belong to an investment club and I got her dividend income reported as a work type and it shows double in our income. The correct amount is $167.06 not $334.

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My wife belong to an investment club and I got her dividend income reported as a work type and it shows double in our income. The correct amount is $167.06 not $334.

My wife belong to an investment club and I got her dividend income reported as a work type and it shows double in our income. The correct amount is $167.06 not $334.

My wife belong to an investment club and I got her dividend income reported as a work type and it shows double in our income. The correct amount is $167.06 not $334.

My wife belong to an investment club and I got her dividend income reported as a work type and it shows double in our income. The correct amount is $167.06 not $334.

My wife belong to an investment club and I got her dividend income reported as a work type and it shows double in our income. The correct amount is $167.06 not $334.

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