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you don't need it. EINs for 1099-INT are not reported to the IRS. not sure why TurboTax ask s for irrelevant info. TurboTax should be asking if IRS provided EIN to which you can answer no. you can even answer no to this question when entering 1099-DIV, 1099-B. it is needed for certain other forms but for those TurboTax should not let you proceed without it or not giving you the option to answer mo.
you don't need it. EINs for 1099-INT are not reported to the IRS. not sure why TurboTax ask s for irrelevant info. TurboTax should be asking if IRS provided EIN to which you can answer no. you can even answer no to this question when entering 1099-DIV, 1099-B. it is needed for certain other forms but for those TurboTax should not let you proceed without it or not giving you the option to answer mo.
Thanks for your answer on this. TurboTax kept saying that the 1099 "Needs Review" ... then asking for the non-existent EIN for the IRS. As a result, I was worried it wouldn't accept the tax form for filing as a result. But as you said, you can simply ignore it and TurboTax will file anyway. But it's a real flaw that there's no checkbox for "I don't have a 1099-INT" or "There was no EIN provided." Otherwise, the program keeps begging you to provide the EIN. Appreciate your reply, nonetheless. It was helpful.
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