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hey whats going on everybody I want to introduce you guys to the schedule B IRS form 1040 interesting dividends how to fill out and have it explained okay well get started guys no I am Deontay Burton aka Mr short doll himself I want to give the this is a series of a different schedule um IRS forms that I want to go through and introduce and you know give you guys some background information to each one because we get questions all the time in regards to you know itemized deductions what to do with your stock sales interest sales mortgage interest things like that so thats why we have the uh the different schedule a b c d and e-forms uh set up so we can explain introduction man explain each one this again being your IRS form schedule B uh you see some section here being for part one interest uh interest information also for ordinary dividends and part three for four in accounts and Trust based on the basic purposes for the IRS Schedule B is to help taxpayers compute income tax due on