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Originally Posted by Ghostvette
 I imagine you could, but why? 1099s and other 'tax related documents' were due to taxpayers by the end of January, if you haven't gotten them by now, they probably didn't meet the threshold to report to the IRS. That level used to be about $600, it might have gone up. I'd go ahead and file your taxes, then if a 1099 does show up, file a 1040X to amend the return. 
BTW, chances of being audited by the IRS are slim, they are short handed.  |
We're running into some error when trying to file online. Apparently Fidelity is reporting a 1099-s for an investment but we don't have that information/form. So I don't want to submit with a guess on the info requested.