Thanks, entering my 1099-G tax refunds worked as you described.
Meanwhile I have found that the forms still exist with information carried over from previous year and can be edited as always, and I will consider that my immediate solution.
However the interest/dividend input user interface could be improved (by going back to the way it was in years past). What is one to do if the payer does not have an import option. The list of payers has to be enormous to scroll through looking for your bank.
I did determine that when I update Interest and Dividends, there is no button to skip import or pencil icon to edit, only the graphics artist's huge icons.
It starts with "Let's finish pulling in your investment income"
and has a huge icon for each of last year's investments.
There is no skip import at the bottom of the page or pencil icon.
Whereas with the 1099-G hitting "review" showed donation details carried over from previous years and allowed new numbers to be entered,
... in the interest section, hitting review brings up the import data scenario.
If I choose to skip import, it loops back to ask me to choose type, i.e. interest
when I continue, I get a blank page and am asked to type in financial institution instead of filling in data from previous year. There also are no prompts for payer's address or Tin, state id no or state tax withholding.
I have found that the forms still exist and can be edited as always, and I will consider that my immediate solution. BTW I can't find these confersations under my posts. It is always, perhaps intentionally, difficult to create a new post.
