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@csev It will be a lot clearer when you get the tax statement. The different dollar amounts will have label assigned to them such as 18A, 13U etc. These get filled out in the corresponding labels in your tax return. If it's your first time I would wait until the data pre-fills so that you can...

@csev You may already know, though just in case. For ETF's you don't fill out the dividend section of your tax return. That's for dividends for company stocks and ETF's don't pay dividends. ETF's go into the labels in the managed fund section for which you need your ETF tax statement