HOW DO I FIND THE COUNTRY WHERE THE FOREIGN TAX WAS PAID FROM MY CHARLES SCHWAB ACCOUNT?

[fanfare]

your consolidated 1099-DIV statement should show the information.

[DanielV01]

Some brokerages send attachments with their 1099-B form.  The attachment may have a 2-digit country code, associated with the country the taxes were withheld to.  If you see the code, there should be a page that gives all of the codes.

Not all brokerages have this information, but that's what to look for.

[mesquitebean]

 Is the foreign tax paid in a mutual fund?   If so, you may be able to use "RIC" instead of the specific countries.

[lmlomonte]

My Scwab Consolidated form has neither a two digit country code or an attachment with codes. The Turbo Tax online Deluxe tax program did not require this information, but the desktop program is requiring it.

[AmyC]

If the investment stems from a fund at a brokerage, select RIC for regulated investment company instead of choosing a foreign country. @user8059926 

If the foreign tax paid is less than $300 ($600 MFJ) then form 1116 is not required. Perhaps you added more foreign tax in the switch? @lmlomonte