Right, qualified are a subset of ordinary on which you pay at capital gains rates (so ordinary minus qualified are non-qualified dividends on which you pay at regular income tax rates). All dividends count towards AGI which effects certain phase outs, credits, etc which is why you add all ordinary dividends. This will end up in taxable income, but there's a worksheet you'll fill out to figure you tax which will remove qualified dividends and apply the capital gains rates to them.