Turbotax is counting capital gains from stocks as sales of property on NJ form

[simontgeorge]

When filling out the NJ State Return form with Turbotax, it's counting my capital gains from stocks as sales of property. Is this defect in the software/website? It gives me the option to omit those out in the next page, but I just want to double check before omitting them just in case there's some weird law where NJ counts capital gains from stocks as sales from property.

[rjs]

"Property" is a general term that includes anything you own, including stocks. The stock sales are supposed to be reported as sales of property. Do not omit them.