I found the same to be true. Looking at the paper copy of the 1099 from Goldman Sachs, page 2 is the back of a page where they list the Instructions for the Recipient detailing each box on the form. If the importer program was smart enough, it could ignore that information. (What can Intuit do to make it smarter?)
Otherwise Goldman needs to follow the guidelines that makes this works.
I don't know which is the case, but getting it coordinated so that it works (Intuit and Goldman) would be nice.
For now - IBM - It's Better Manually!!
