Personal Finance & Money Asked on March 26, 2021
I have not received 1099s (INT, DIV, B) from my broker this year. I have to file Indiana State taxes by paper. Since, I do not have 1099’s to attach what should I send in place of that? I have some online Income distribution from my broker. Can I attach print outs of that?
Were you supposed to receive them? Or were they lost/misplaced?
If the amounts are too low they don't have to issue a 1099. But if they were lost you may be able to get a replacement.
Are they available on the website? Many 1099s, 1098's, and W-2's I see only exist as a PDF file. The pdf can of course be printed.
Answered by mhoran_psprep on March 26, 2021
You don't mail in most 1099s. They are a reference for you to know what your bank/brokerage has reported to the IRS.
As @dave_thompson_085 pointed out, that for paper filings certain documents with withheld tax needs to be submitted. The IRS requests that a copy of 1099-R be submitted.
If you have a online account, you should be able to download them. Otherwise you should call and get a copy.
If you bank/brokerage made a mistake with income types (i.e. capital gain vs return on capital), they will mail/generate out a corrected form or you'll have to follow up with them.
Do realize that if the amount reported on any 1099-INT or 1099-DIV is below $10 USD, the bank/brokerage/mutual fund isn't required to generate the form.
Answered by Morrison Chang on March 26, 2021
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