No.
You're going to report the additional amount that you put into the 401K and then pulled out as wages for this year. You got a deduction for that amount but you shouldn't have since you weren't allowed to deduct it. So report the extra amount as income on your return.
You can do that by entering it into the wages and income section and following the steps that @MinhT1 outlines above.
That is all you need to do for your 2024 return.
Then, for 2025, you will receive a 1099-R. You'll report that at that time.
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