<prompt> Human: I made 30k last year. I decided to try out a robo-advisor like Betterment. I invested 298 and change and cashed out 2 months later, receiving 300 via direct deposit. My gains were 2.38. Im trying to file online with a free tax service, and if I choose the option to enter my investments, Ill need to buy the premium version of the tax software. Is the 2.38 something that I need to include with my taxes when I file? lol if Im 73 in the hole now due to my desire to invest.TIA  <response>: Theoretically, yes you should include the 2.38. But the IRS isnt going to care enough about the 2.38 to hassle you. Even if they notice it, which is unlikely, Ive never heard of them sending out a notice on such a small amount. 