Couldn't you still use the TT Deluxe (download) version if your capital gains were reported on your 1099DIV (and only box 2A checked), and you have no other capital gains from sales?
(from the Vanguard attachment)
Schedule D (Capital Gains and Losses)
You must report total capital gains (Box 2a) from
your taxable mutual fund accounts on Schedule
D of Form 1040, unless both of the following
exceptions apply:
1. The only amounts you have to report on Schedule D
are capital gains from Box 2a of your Forms 1099-DIV.
2. None of your Forms 1099-DIV have an amount in
Box 2b (Unrecaptured Section 1250 gain), Box 2c
(Section 1202 gain), and Box 2d (Collectibles [28%] gain).
If you aren’t required to file Schedule D, enter your
total capital gains (Box 2a) from all your taxable
investments on Line 13 of Form 1040 and check
the box on that line, or enter them on Line 10 of
Form 1040A. You also must complete the Qualified
Dividends and Capital Gain Tax Worksheet included
in the Form 1040 or 1040A instructions to determine
your tax due on these amounts.
Even more confusing is Vanguard's statement on their website (might be pertaining to 2013 version if this was last year's page just brought forward) -
†TurboTax Online users who are filing Schedules D or E are required to use TurboTax Premier. Users filing Schedules C or F must use TurboTax Home & Business. This applies to both TurboTax Online and Desktop products.
TT website also states that capital gains could be handled on CD/Download Basic and Deluxe versions -
Covers interest, dividends, capital gain and IRA distributions (Sch B)
This is off their comparison of CD/Download products, and appears to indicate they will address capital gains in Basic and Deluxe Versions......