Taxable Investment Account capital gains taxes

[frankad]

I have a statement for a single account that includes 3 forms - 1099-DIV, 1099-INT and a 1099-MISC with a 1099-B section. Do There is a total capital gain Distributions (2a) section in the 1099-DIV and then there are short and long term realized gains/losses in the 1099-B. Do I have to enter both the 1099-DIV and the 1099-B info into TurboTax or just the section 2a from the 1099-DIV. It seems like I'm entering double capital gains if I enter both forms.

[JulieS]

Can you clarify your question?

If you have long term capital gains, they are taxed at a special tax rate, which is based on your AGI. If this is not the information your are looking for, please provide more detail, so we can help you. 

[MinhT1]

You must enter both your form 1099-DIV (including box 2a) and your forms 1099-B.

There is no double-counting as the forms report different things.

Box 2a reports the long-term capital gains from your mutual funds.

Forms 1099_B report your sales of stock held in your broker account.