Without
reviewing your tax return(s), it is difficult to determine. There may be various underlying income source(s), such as Form 1099-B, Schedule K-1,
installment sales, etc. (not just Form 1099-DIV).
If you
are using TurboTax Online, you may select the Federal on the left panel and Wages & Income on the top and then Edit/Revisit the income section(s) you have
already entered to help determine the actual source(s) of the dividend income.
If you are using TurboTax Online and don't want to
pay to download/print yet, you will only be able to preview Form 1040/1040A/1040EZ: How
do I preview my TurboTax Online return before filing?
Before paying to download/print, you could also see which
forms are included in your tax return(s) by using the delete a form function
(but do not actually delete forms): How
do I delete forms in TurboTax Online?
If you wanted to review other forms/schedules/worksheets,
you would have to pay to download/print (not necessarily e-file
yet): How
do I print a copy of my TurboTax Online return before filing? (I wouldn't suggest doing this until you have
completed your tax return(s) and you have gone through the Review section
to ensure you have no errors since you will not be able to delete/re-transfer
state tax return(s) after paying for them, if necessary.)
You
could start with Schedule B since it reports interest and ordinary dividends.
