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- 1040 - document type
- 1040 Schedule C - document type
- 1040 Schedule D - document type
- 1040 Schedule E - document type
- 1040x - document type
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- CMS 1500 - document type
- EU Declaration of Conformity - document type
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1040 Schedule D - document type

Document Understanding Modern Projects User Guide
Last updated May 15, 2025
1040 Schedule D - document type
IRS Form 1040 Schedule D is used to report capital gains and losses from the sale of investments. It's a crucial part of the individual income tax return, providing details on each investment transaction to calculate the overall capital gain or loss, which is then reported on Form 1040.
This Document UnderstandingTM skill is extracting six regular fields and five column fields containing key data points of the Schedule D.
The skill is trained to automatically detect data such as:
- Name, SSN;
- Proceeds, Cost, Adjustments, Gain or Loss.
Note: If you are using using public endpoints, such as
https://du.uipath.com/ie/invoices
, all fields are available.
However, if you are using custom-trained extractors, the availability of extracted
fields is dependant on the version you are currently using.
You can also check the
list of fields and types on any endpoint in the
/info/model
object.
To access this, simply add /info/model
to any endpoint, like so:
https://du.uipath.com/ie/invoices/info/model
. For an enhanced
reading experience of the fields list, it's recommended to install a JSON viewer
extension in your browser.
Display Name | Field Name | Field Type | Content Type |
---|---|---|---|
Taxpayer Name | name | regular | string |
Social Security Number | social-security-number | regular | id-no |
Dispose of Investment - Yes/No | dispose-of-investment | regular | string |
Are lines 15 and 16 both gains? | are-lines-15-and-16-both | regular | string |
Are lines 18 and 19 zero or blank? | are-lines-18-and-19-zero | regular | string |
Do you have qualified dividends? | qualified-dividends | regular | string |
Net short-term capital gain or (loss) | net-short-term-capital | regular | number |
Net long term capital gain or (loss) | net-long-term-capital | regular | number |
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