Right now, Wealthdraft expects that "ordinary dividends" and "qualified dividends" are mutually exclusive, so that ordinary_dividends + qualified_dividends = total_dividends.
In the 1040, box 3b ("ordinary dividends") is actually a superset of box 3a ("qualified dividends"). This means that a Wealthdraft user has to remember to subtract "qualified dividends" from "total ordinary dividends" on their 1099 when entering into Wealthdraft.
Right now, Wealthdraft expects that "ordinary dividends" and "qualified dividends" are mutually exclusive, so that ordinary_dividends + qualified_dividends = total_dividends.
In the 1040, box 3b ("ordinary dividends") is actually a superset of box 3a ("qualified dividends"). This means that a Wealthdraft user has to remember to subtract "qualified dividends" from "total ordinary dividends" on their 1099 when entering into Wealthdraft.