When filling out the NJ State Return form with Turbotax, it's counting my capital gains from stocks as sales of property. Is this defect in the software/website? It gives me the option to omit those out in the next page, but I just want to double check before omitting them just in case there's some weird law where NJ counts capital gains from stocks as sales from property.
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