I imported from Schwab into Turbotax in 2024 and 2025. The import seemed to work and fields were populated EXCEPT that when I compared the 2024 vs. the 2025 entries the values were flipped! In 2024 INT said $13,593 but in 2025 it said $546 while 1099-DIV reads $707 for 2024 and $14163 for 2025. As if the import fed into different fields. Anyone else have this experience? Did you manually correct it?
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If importing this information caused an error in reporting your Interest and Dividends, the best way to fix it is to manually is to either delete and re-enter them or Edit them manually.
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To delete your Forms 1099-DIV and 1099-INT, you can follow the steps listed below. This will work better if there may be any additional import errors on your forms.
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Thank you, I was able to manually correct it, but actually it didn’t need correction. The import did put things into the correct field. So I went ahead and filed it
now what I need to do is see if the mistake had happened on the 2024 return
usually, at least for me, each year my numbers are about the same in various boxes of the return
so I was a bit surprised that there was such a difference, and the values were essentially flipped. I just assumed this year was a mistake, but it isn’t. So now I need to figure out how to go back and look at 2024 and what I have to do if it was a mistake,
And I do thank you for the very detailed and useful answer
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