Thanks. Well, of course I've done that multiple times, but they are too incompetent to figure it out. They need to issue a "corrected" 1099, which would also include about $10 that they failed to report that they gave me earlier because they miscalculated some interest, which might give you some indication of their competence. But that I can just easily report whether it's on a 1099 or not.
The problem is that it is beyond their intellectual capacity to issue a corrected 1099.
