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You should add the Form 1099 to your tax return. To access your tax return:
You'll now be in your return.
Alternatively, if you the amounts reported on the 1099 are insignificant, you can go ahead and file, and wait for the IRS to send you a letter with proposed changes to your return due to the missing information. It could result in interest and penalties, so I don't recommend it unless your only talking about a couple of dollars of interest or dividends on a 1099-INT or DIV. If it's a 1099-R you should definitely add it.
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