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Unclaimed property 1099s usually are issued by the states. You can check with your state to get more information or just enter it as an 1099-INT since the dollar amount is marked as taxable interest. You should be safe with that entry.
Only 1099-B has a Box 5 that can be checked for "non-covered securities". But it doesn't make sense to enter it as 1099-B if the only amount on the 1099 is taxable interest.
Unclaimed property 1099s usually are issued by the states. You can check with your state to get more information or just enter it as an 1099-INT since the dollar amount is marked as taxable interest. You should be safe with that entry.
Only 1099-B has a Box 5 that can be checked for "non-covered securities". But it doesn't make sense to enter it as 1099-B if the only amount on the 1099 is taxable interest.
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