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Qualified Dividends & Capital Gains Tax Worksheet
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RDL
Level 2
02-23-2021
09:01 AM
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The qualified dividends are taxed at the reduced rate on the worksheet even when the election is made to include them in investment income. This appears to be incorrect.
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BobKamman
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02-23-2021
10:53 AM
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You mean the amount on Line 4g of the Form 4952? It also has to be entered on Line 3 of the Schedule D Tax Worksheet, which I don't have in front of me at the moment. Maybe that's a manual entry also.
