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There are a few things you can try for import issues.    Make sure you have turned off your anti-virus software Your broker account settings need to have 'third party access' enabled Restart your computer and TurboTax Make sure you're running as Administrator in TurboTax Many brokers don't yet have the data transfer files prepared for importing yet.  Remember that the IRS already has a copy of all your 1099's, so consider using the Summary Method for 1099-B's.  In TurboTax Online, you can drag/drop a PDF of 1099-B's or use the Auto Import feature.    1099-INT's can be totaled for the same institution and entered manually.    @serge3five   

In this situation, if they paid out a distribution - which is confusing because it's a return of capital -- does the "reasonable wage" concept not apply? This distribution, return of capital would not trigger any "reasonable compensation" events? In theory, it doesn't seem it should, however, the tax code is not always to accounting theory. 

@ask4gems I do not know how make less confusing.  It is quite simple.  In the Wages & Income section you MUST scroll down to the bottom of the page until you get to Less Common Income.  Then on Miscellaneous Income, 1099-A  1099-C you click on the Start or Update button.  The following screen will have the Form 1099-LTC listed.