I assume the 1099 forms are reporting interest, dividends and investment sales. If so, you can extract that information from the quarterly reports that the broker can make available to you. You can compare the actual forms when you receive them with the tax return filed and if there was any material incorrect entries on the tax return, you can amend it.
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