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Where/ how do I enter Interest Income from the Internal Revenue Service from a past return that paid out to me late?

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June 1, 2019
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I was paid interest from a Tax return from 2014, it was just paid in 2016 (more than a year later). I received a statement saying that I needed to claim it as taxable interest. Where/how do I do this on Turbo Tax system?

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Best answer by MichaelL1

The Interest Income you received from the IRS is reported just like interest from a bank account.

Go to Federal Taxes

Wages and Income

Interest and Dividends

Interest on 1099INT - you don't have a 1099INT, but it is entered here.

I'll type it in myself

rec'd from IRS and $ amount in box 1.

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The Interest Income you received from the IRS is reported just like interest from a bank account.

Go to Federal Taxes

Wages and Income

Interest and Dividends

Interest on 1099INT - you don't have a 1099INT, but it is entered here.

I'll type it in myself

rec'd from IRS and $ amount in box 1.

Where/ how do I enter Interest Income from the Internal Revenue Service from a past return that paid out to me late?

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