TurbotTax insists on entering a date and wont accept "1099 taxes" for line 8 despite IRS instructions
If foreign tax paid on passive income is reported to
you in U.S. dollars on a Form 1099-DIV, 1099-INT, or
similar statement, you don't have to convert the
amount shown into foreign currency. This rule applies
whether or not you can make the election to claim the foreign
tax credit without filing Form 1116 (as explained earlier)
Enter “1099 taxes” in Part II, column (l), and complete
columns (q) through (u) for each foreign country indicated in
Part I.
