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Filing Requirements for Form 1099-INT
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- Payer Information: Payer’s Name, TIN, and Address
- Recipient Information: Recipient’s Name, TIN, and Address
- Interest Income Information: Amount of interest income paid
- State Tax Information: Payer's State name, State ID number, and State Tax Withheld
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Important Deadlines for Filing Form 1099-INT
Send Recipient Copies
Deadline: February 02, 2026**
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File with the IRS (e-file)
Deadline: March 31, 2026
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Deadline: March 02, 2026
Mail your Form 1099-INT if filing on paper.
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Start Filing Now!More Time Required to File? Request an Extension
If you need additional time to file or send recipient statements,
you can request an extension using the forms below.
Form 8809
Request an Extension to File Information Returns
- Need extra time to file your form 1099 int? E-file Form 8809 to request an automatic 30-day extension to submit your 1099s to the IRS.
Form 15397
Request an Extension to Furnish Recipient Statements
- Need extra time to provide recipient copies of form 1099 int? File Form 15397 to request a one-time 30-day extension to furnish 1099 recipient statements.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is 1099-int used for?
IRS Form 1099-INT is used by banks, financial institutions, and government agencies to report interest income earned by a taxpayer during the tax year.
Key Uses and Details
- Reporting Threshold: Financial institutions must issue this form if they pay you at least $10 in interest (or if they withheld federal taxes under backup withholding rules).
- Income Tracking: The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) uses a copy of the form to verify that the interest income you report on your federal tax return matches what your bank or broker reported.
- Tax Filing: You use the figures on the form to report taxable interest (like savings account earnings) and informational interest (like tax-exempt municipal bonds) on your tax return
When is 1099-int due?
The due dates for Form 1099-INT (Interest Income) for the most recent tax year (Tax Year 2025, filed in 2026) are February 2, 2026, for recipients, March 2, 2026, for paper IRS filing, and March 31, 2026, for electronic IRS filing.
For the upcoming Tax Year 2026 (filed in early 2027), the standard deadlines are:
Form 1099-INT Deadlines (Tax Year 2026)
- To Recipients: February 1, 2027 (shifted from Jan 31 because it falls on a Sunday)
- IRS Paper Filing: March 1, 2027 (shifted from Feb 28 because of the weekend)
- IRS Electronic Filing (E-file): March 31, 2027
How do i correctly fill out a 1099-int form for my bank?
Form 1099-INT is a document that financial institutions and banks use to report interest income paid to an individual or entity over the course of the tax year.
As an account holder or bank customer, you do not fill out Form 1099-INT yourself.
Your bank or financial institution is responsible for filling out and issuing this form to you (usually by January 31) if they paid you $10 or more in taxable interest on accounts like a standard savings account, certificate of deposit (CD), or certain types of bonds.
Is 1099-r the same as 1099-int?
Form 1099-INT reports taxable or tax-exempt interest income, while Form 1099-R reports distributions from retirement accounts, pensions, and annuities
| Feature | Form 1099-INT (Interest Income) | Form 1099-R (Retirement Distributions) |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Reports interest paid on bank deposits, savings accounts, certificates of deposit (CDs), U.S. savings bonds, and loans. | Reports payouts or distributions from IRAs, pensions, profit-sharing plans, annuities, and insurance contracts. |
| Issued by | Banks, credit unions, brokerage firms, and other financial institutions. | Plan administrators, IRA custodians, and insurance companies. |
| Reporting Threshold | Generally required if the interest paid is at least $10 (or $600 for certain business interest). | Generally required for distributions of $10 or more. |
| Key Details | Box 1 shows ordinary taxable interest, and Box 3 shows U.S. savings bond interest. For more details learn about Form 1099-INT Instructions | Shows the gross distribution, the taxable amount, federal/state tax withheld, and a distribution code (in Box 7) that explains if the payout is normal, an early withdrawal, or a direct rollover. |