My 1099-B lists matured CDs with no capital gain. There is no appropriate CD listed under what type of investment. How do i list it or do i not include it at all?

[SharonD007]

Look on the Form 1099-INT.  Your interest from your CD should be included in that section of your Consolidated 1099-B.  

To enter your 1099-INT follow the steps below:

1. Launch TurboTax
2. Select Federal and Wages & Income
3. Select Add more income
4. Select the dropdown by Investments and Savings
5. Select  Interest on 1099-INT and follow the prompts to enter the interest that you received.

Refer to the TurboTax Help article Filing Tax Form 1099-INT: Interest Income for more information.

[Mike9241]

you have to report it because the IRS will try to match the gross proceeds and cost you report to what it got from the broker. use the investment section.    

[baldietax]

presumably these are brokered CDs - yes you should report the 1099-B sale/redemption as provided (and separately you should have interest on 1099-INT).  I think you mean the drop down in the 1099-B input "What type of investment did you sell?" doesn't show CD - if so you can just use Bond.