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How do you adjust 1099-DIV ordinary income
Where do you adjust the ordinary dividends to report the included capital gains against my carry forward capital losses?


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How do you adjust 1099-DIV ordinary income
UPDATED FOR TAX YEAR 2019
You do not need to manually adjust the dividends reported on your 1099-DIV, just enter the amounts as reported on your 1099-DIV and also enter your capital loss carryover from previous years.
To enter the capital loss carryover, please follow these steps:
- Click on Federal > Income & Expenses.
- In the Investment Income section, click the Start/Revisit box next to Capital Loss Carryover.
- On the screen, Did you have investment losses you couldn't claim in 2018? click the Yes box.
- You will be asked if you know your carryover amounts and then you can enter them on the next screen, Tell us your capital loss carryover amounts from 2018.
[Edited | 3/18/2020 | 1:23 pm PDT]
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How do you adjust 1099-DIV ordinary income
UPDATED FOR TAX YEAR 2019
You do not need to manually adjust the dividends reported on your 1099-DIV, just enter the amounts as reported on your 1099-DIV and also enter your capital loss carryover from previous years.
To enter the capital loss carryover, please follow these steps:
- Click on Federal > Income & Expenses.
- In the Investment Income section, click the Start/Revisit box next to Capital Loss Carryover.
- On the screen, Did you have investment losses you couldn't claim in 2018? click the Yes box.
- You will be asked if you know your carryover amounts and then you can enter them on the next screen, Tell us your capital loss carryover amounts from 2018.
[Edited | 3/18/2020 | 1:23 pm PDT]
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