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How do I calculate the US Government interest for 1099-DIV?

That site is in a language I can’t read or understand.

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How do I calculate the US Government interest for 1099-DIV?

(CORRECT) search "pfmco.com program" gets the correct site. https://www.mfpco.com/

(INCORRECT) entering just "mfpco.com", I got a site in Chinese characters about starting a new business in, probably, China.

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How do I calculate the US Government interest for 1099-DIV?

TurboTax pogrom on 1099-DIV has a step "tell us if any of these UNCOMMON situations apply to you. (it is actually in lower case" uncommon").

I have to say that TT has been a little misleading, because it looks very "common" that "a portion of the dividends is U.S. Government".

Hence for over a decade, I just assume I had none (because TT says it is uncommon!). I have Fidelity FDRXX for over 20 years, and I knew there is a PDF file showing the percentage (FDRXX is 50% or more), but I never apply it till now. For 2020, I entered the number, and plan to file amendment for the past few years, because I had FDRXX dividend in the thousands.