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No 1099-INT for $2.58 interest
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Yes, per the IRS, all interest income starting with $1.00 must bereported.
To enter interest income:
Type in 1099-int in the search box, top right of your screen, then click the magnifying glass
Click the jump to 1099-int link in the search results.
Follow the onscreen instructions to enter
Arrive at the Let's get your 1099-INT or brokerage statement details page
Enter source of income in the Received from field
Enter interest income in the Box 1 - Interest income field
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I have the same situation. I doubt I will receive a 1099-INT from my bank for 2021 because none of the accounts received more than a few dollars of interest, although the total interest income from that bank was $11 plus change if you total the accounts. If I receive no 1099-INT, are you saying you just enter it into TT as if you received a 1099-INT?
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Yes. I enter all my interest. I just say Wells Fargo or Bank of America, etc. and put the amount in box 1.