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Yes, you still need to report your income, no matter the amount. Your financial institution isn't required to send you a 1099-INT, if it is for $10 or less, so you might not have one, but you are still required to report it on your tax return.
To report your interest income from your credit union without a Form 1099-INT:
Then Select "Continue".
Click here for additional information on entering your Form 1099-INT, including if you are using the Desktop version.
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By the way, "dividends" from a Credit Union are really interest. They just call them Dividends. You enter them as interest. You get a 1099INT for them.
Enter interest received like a 1099-Int under
Federal Taxes tab (Personal for Home & Business)
Wages & Income
Interest and Dividends
Interest on 1099INT - Click the Start or Update button
Put the interest amount in box 1
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