Form 1099-INT is used to ensure you report the correct amount of interest income on your tax return.
An Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax document used by taxpayers to record interest income is referred to as Form 1099-INT. All organisations that give investors interest income at the end of the year must issue the form. It contains a breakdown of each category of interest revenue as well as associated costs.
By January 31st, payers must send a 1099-INT to any recipient to whom they gave at least $10 in interest during the year. One copy is sent to the IRS, while the other is sent to the taxpayer. Interest on deposit accounts, dividends, and sums paid to the owner of a collateralized debt obligation are examples of the interest income types for which Form 1099-INT is issued.
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