My Fed tax due increased by more than 15% of long term capital gains. Why is that?

tmiller1973 · ‎March 21, 2023

In middle of bracket for 15%

BillM223 · ‎March 21, 2023

Any chance you are using the CD/download product? If so, you can go into Forms mode and look for the Qualified Dividends and Capital Gains Worksheet (abbreviated as Qual Div/Cap Gn) and see how the tax is calculated.

If you are using the Online product, you will need to pay for your return in order to see this worksheet.

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tmiller1973 · ‎April 9, 2023

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