If you bank doesn't support the import function or cannot be found, you can enter you data manually. Since you say "bank" I will assume you are entering a 1099-INT. The process is the same for 1099-B or 1099-DIV, you would just need to choose Stocks, Mutual Funds, Bonds, Other or Dividends on 1099-DIV.To enter your 1099-INT, In your open Federal Return, choose the tab for Wages & Income Scroll down to the topic Interest on 1099-INT (you may have to click Add more income and See a list to find it) and choose Start/EditChoose Edit if you already started or + Add more income to enter your 1099-INTOn the next page Let's get your tax info, scroll down and choose the gray button in the lower right, I'll type it in myself. On the page Let's get your 1099-INT or brokerage statement details enter your bank name and interest in Box 1, if any.

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Pj19

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My bank is not listed as supported. When I try to type it in, I get an error message saying that the bank can't be found. How do I get around this?

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June 5, 2019
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Best answer by KittyM

If you bank doesn't support the import function or cannot be found, you can enter you data manually. Since you say "bank" I will assume you are entering a 1099-INT. The process is the same for 1099-B or 1099-DIV, you would just need to choose Stocks, Mutual Funds, Bonds, Other or Dividends on 1099-DIV.

To enter your 1099-INT,

In your open Federal Return, choose the tab for Wages & Income
Scroll down to the topic Interest on 1099-INT (you may have to click Add more income and See a list to find it) and choose Start/Edit
Choose Edit if you already started or + Add more income to enter your 1099-INT
On the next page Let's get your tax info, scroll down and choose the gray button in the lower right, I'll type it in myself. On the page Let's get your 1099-INT or brokerage statement details enter your bank name and interest in Box 1, if any.

KittyMAnswer

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To enter your 1099-INT,

In your open Federal Return, choose the tab for Wages & Income
Scroll down to the topic Interest on 1099-INT (you may have to click Add more income and See a list to find it) and choose Start/Edit
Choose Edit if you already started or + Add more income to enter your 1099-INT
On the next page Let's get your tax info, scroll down and choose the gray button in the lower right, I'll type it in myself. On the page Let's get your 1099-INT or brokerage statement details enter your bank name and interest in Box 1, if any.