Yup, even with TT you still have to compare the hard copy documents to what gets imported. But then again, TT not reporting income is certainly one way to get the best refund ;] No tax on money you don't report.
On one of my 1099-Div from an investment in JP Morgan Chase holding reported the income from the investment not as a dividend but instead as a 1099-MISC. They didn't send me a 1099-MISC, but it was reported near the end of my 1099-DIV/INT/B from the brokerage. I had to manually enter the 1099-MISC because TT didn't import it.
JPMORGAN CHASE & CO ALERIAN MLP INDEX, AMJ, 46625H365
