I have one form from Fidelity. Certain information regarding foreign trades is not provided to IRS by fidelity as per the Consolidated 1099. And may be IRS has no way to verify for instance what is the Qualified dividend and long term capital gains from Foreign source. That number one has to look through the statement and figure out.
I also have Capital gains and taxes withheld from a country where I do not get a 1099. So I am entering the information myself based on Broker statements. In the past this has not been an issue. But this year the TDS was high. And may be some validation has been tightened. Worst case is having to mail in the return.
