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Schedule B Explained: Interest and Dividends on Form 1040

Schedule B is used to report interest and dividend income on Form 1040 and to determine when additional reporting requirements apply. In this video, I explain Schedule B by section, including what income belongs on the schedule, how dividends are classified, and the common IRS forms that feed into it. This video covers: • What interest and dividends are included on Schedule B • The difference between qualified dividends and ordinary dividends • Common IRS forms that report interest and dividend income • Frequent mistakes that cause incorrect reporting This video is part of the Form 1040 Tax Series, where the main return is explained line by line and supporting schedules are explained by section. The full Form 1040 playlist is linked here. You can jump to a specific line if you need help, or watch in order to see how the 1040 is structured.    • Form 1040 Explained — Line by Line and Sch...   Even if you file using tax software, your return still produces Schedule B and Form 1040. This video focuses on understanding how interest and dividends are reported, not on how to use tax software. #taxpreparation #tax2025 #tax Chapters 00:00 Introduction 01:43 Items Included 05:05 Qualified Dividend or Ordinary Dividend 07:04 Forms 07:43 Common Mistakes About Brian Winrow Brian Winrow is a tax attorney and educator with extensive experience in taxation, accounting, and business. He holds a J.D., LL.M. in Taxation, DBA, MAcc, and MBA, and is licensed to practice before the U.S. Tax Court. He also maintains active professional certifications in taxation and fraud examination. Brian teaches undergraduate and graduate-level tax and accounting courses and focuses on making complex tax concepts easy to understand. He is the founder of Winrow Tax Services, where he works with individuals and businesses on a wide range of tax matters. If you're interested in working with Brian or learning more about his tax practice, you can visit Winrow Tax Services at www. winrowtax.com. Have Questions? Leave them in the comments! I post regular tax education videos designed to make difficult concepts simple and accessible. If you are seeking to become a client, please direct your questions to info@winrowtax.com as opposed to leaving them in the comments.