When filling in Capital gains for mutual funds. The software requires whole numbers. How do you enter the thousands of a share? e.g. 0.752 units.

kh57smth · ‎October 30, 2019

TurboTaxJennifer · ‎October 30, 2019

Number of shares is not a required field for Capital gains. You may proceed without this entry. The gains will be calculated by the cost, proceeds, and related information.

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TurboTaxJennifer · ‎October 30, 2019

Number of shares is not a required field for Capital gains. You may proceed without this entry. The gains will be calculated by the cost, proceeds, and related information.

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When filling in Capital gains for mutual funds. The software requires whole numbers. How do you enter the thousands of a share? e.g. 0.752 units.

When filling in Capital gains for mutual funds. The software requires whole numbers. How do you enter the thousands of a share? e.g. 0.752 units.

When filling in Capital gains for mutual funds. The software requires whole numbers. How do you enter the thousands of a share? e.g. 0.752 units.

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When filling in Capital gains for mutual funds. The software requires whole numbers. How do you enter the thousands of a share? e.g. 0.752 units.

When filling in Capital gains for mutual funds. The software requires whole numbers. How do you enter the thousands of a share? e.g. 0.752 units.

When filling in Capital gains for mutual funds. The software requires whole numbers. How do you enter the thousands of a share? e.g. 0.752 units.

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