What is a Form 1099-INT?

A Form 1099-INT is usually sent to you if you have interest income, interest from US Savings Bonds and/or Treasury obligations, and tax-exempt interest of at least $10.

It's common to just have a value of interest paid on your 1099-INT but some other boxes may also have values. 

It is likely that you may receive a consolidated 1099 form from your bank. A consolidated Form 1099 may combine up to five separate 1099 forms (1099-B, 1099-DIV, 1099-INT, 1099-MISC, and 1099-OID) into one tax reporting document and will show your reportable income and transactions for the tax year from the issuer.

Please note that Beem does support boxes 7-8 for foreign tax paid up to $600 if married filing jointly ($300 for all others). More information about what each of the boxes mean on the 1099-INT can be found here. 

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How do I get my 1099-INT?

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