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March 31, 2025
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Foriegn bank account and interest

  • March 31, 2025
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I have a foriegn account but the account value is less than $10K. So I understand I don't have to report the account in the tax returns.

 

Do I have to report the interest earned in it? And where do I report the interest earned in Desktop version of the Turbotax Premier?

 

Thanks

 

    Best answer by DaveF1006

    Enter it in the section labeled Interest on 1099 INT.

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    DaveF1006
    March 31, 2025

    Yes, you need to report ‌interest.

     

    • Go to Federal Taxes
    • Wages and Income
    • Interest and Dividends
    • Interest on 1099 INT

    Even if you do not have a 1099 INT, you will report this here regardless. If duriing an error check it asks for a FEIN or EIN, enter 99-0999999.

     

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    mytax26Author
    March 31, 2025

    Thanks Dave.

    Under "Interest and Dividend" i see an option for foreign accounts (see the pic below). But it doesn't allow to enter interest when I choose the account value is less than 10K

     

     

    DaveF1006
    DaveF1006Answer
    March 31, 2025

    Enter it in the section labeled Interest on 1099 INT.

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