On Apr 8, 1:09*pm, "D.D. Palmer" <ddpal...[at]backnet.net> wrote:
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Maybe you can call the brokerages and ask if they expect to file
corrected statements?

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My situation is that I have a number of brokerage accounts that receive
dividends, both qualified and non-qualified. Since the invention of
qualified dividends about 5-6 years ago, I have been getting corrected
Forms 1099-DIV ad nauseam. I remember one year getting one as late as
April 9th.

I am just wondering if you tax preparers, who see a lot of this stuff,
are still having clients getting them, or if you think it's now safe to
finally file?

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