United States · IRS
Schedule B (Form 1040) — Interest and Ordinary Dividends
Schedule B reports taxable interest and ordinary dividends when they exceed $1,500, and declares foreign accounts and trusts.
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Who needs Schedule B (1040)?
Taxpayers with more than $1,500 of interest or dividends, or with foreign financial accounts to declare in Part III.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need Schedule B for small amounts?
Under $1,500 of interest and dividends usually goes straight on Form 1040 — but Part III (foreign accounts) can still require the schedule.
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