Is Turbo Tax properly calculating tax on stock sale?

[twentw]

I sold stock last year.  Stock held more than a year is taxed at the capital gains rate (15%).  Without the stock sale, my effective tax rate is about 19%.  When I add the stock sale, my effective tax rate is exactly the same, which leads me to believe that Turbo Tax is not applying the 15% capital gains rate.  Is there any way to see how it's doing the calculation?

[Critter-3]

Please ignore the "effective tax rate" figures as they can be very confusing.  Instead save a PDF of the return with all the worksheets and  review the "Qualifying Dividends and Capital Gains Tax worksheet" to see exactly how the cap gain is being taxed.  

[twentw]

It turned out to be an additional 3.8% Net Investment Income Tax that gets tacked on to the capital gains tax.  Thanks for your help.

[Critter-3]

Ahh yes ... what I fondly  refer to as  the "NIT WIT" tax that was put into place to help pay for the "Obamacare" system.