On my 1099-div my amount has a c after the amount. Is this a credit amount? Do I need to report? The amount is shown as 2.18 c for 1a

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On my 1099-div my amount has a c after the amount. Is this a credit amount? Do I need to report? The amount is shown as 2.18 c for 1a

No, it is not a credit. It indicates a corrected amount. You may have previously received a 1099 with a different amount. You should just enter it as it appears, and ignore the "c".

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On my 1099-div my amount has a c after the amount. Is this a credit amount? Do I need to report? The amount is shown as 2.18 c for 1a

No, it is not a credit. It indicates a corrected amount. You may have previously received a 1099 with a different amount. You should just enter it as it appears, and ignore the "c".

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On my 1099-div my amount has a c after the amount. Is this a credit amount? Do I need to report? The amount is shown as 2.18 c for 1a

On my 1099-div my amount has a c after the amount. Is this a credit amount? Do I need to report? The amount is shown as 2.18 c for 1a

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