@garystearns
Yeah, I'm sure others would too.
They haven't done so for at least the last 13 years.
But the Netbenefits Fidelity folks are a different division from their regular Consumer accounts....so whoever is doing their forms creation would have to commit resources to create the specially-formatted import files that are required for integration into all the different tax software companies. So far, they haven't done so. Whether they can merge-into the main Consumer login page, or whether they would have to have an entirely separate Logon selection from the TTX end, would be something Fidelity staff would have to work out internally. But TTX can't force Fidelity to spend the programming time include those Netbenefits1099-R forms in the required importable format.
For now, you'll have to continue to enter those 1099-R forms manually.
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