Not likely.
....the Finacial institution has to be willing to create a "Special-formatted" import file. That import file is NOT formatted the same as the 1099-INT you can download separately as a PDF file. It ahs to be in a specially-laid-out computer code.
Thousands of small banks don't "partner" with the software companies to create that special file either.
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Not really sure what the problem was for entering the data Manually though. Customer service reps "Should" have been able to lead you thru it without importing.
It's really simple to just enter it manually as a 1099-INT from the US Treasury, and enter the total interest paid out from them in box 3 of that form...and you're done. I do it manually every year for my maturing Savings Bonds in my Treasury Direct account... 5 minutes tops.
No reason to file on paper thru the mail...none at all.
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