The 1099 form you get from Fidelity is used to report interest, dividends and investment sale income from your ownership of stocks, mutual funds and bonds. The K-1 form is used to report ordinary, rental or capital gain income and also dividends and interest from your ownership in a partnership, S corporation or trust. It is doubtful the two forms would report the same income, as they are associated with different kinds of investments.
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