I've multiple accounts at one bank. No account earned $10 interest, but there was more than $10 collectively. Do I have to pay tax on the total? The bank sent no forms.

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Yes, you are required to report all of your worldwide income.

The financial institution may not be required to provide you with a tax document if the interest income is under $10, but that does not mean you can exclude it from your income.

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I've multiple accounts at one bank. No account earned $10 interest, but there was more than $10 collectively. Do I have to pay tax on the total? The bank sent no forms.

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