1. Interest is the amount actually received from your bank or brokerage account during the year on cash accounts. Your year end statement may have the amount listed for the entire year. Otherwise, you can check your monthly / quarterly statements. You can make the entry simple by putting all interest under one heading like interest from multiple places and then list the amount for the 1099-INT.
2. Yes. Dividends may have been received as cash or reinvested. You will have to check your statements for dividends. You can check your online account as they may have posted a 1099-DIV to your account under tax documents. For the 1099-DIV, select I'll type it in myself.
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