For tax year 2020, I received 2x of 2020 1099-R's that was filed with my 2020 tax year taxes. Both were from the same company regarding a 401(k) rollover. One 1099-R was the major portion of the direct roller and the 2nd 1099-R was for a very small amount (~$700) that was leftover afterwards, and therefore, sent to me directly as payout - a taxable portion. In Feb 2022, I received a 2020 1099-R [Corrected] form (on the original major direct roller) and again, the 2nd 1099-R direct payout form but is not corrected. The update on the 2020 1099-R form is now the box 1 Gross Distribution amount is $930 less than the original form filed for 2020 taxes.
Do I just enter the corrected form into my 2021 taxes since it is the only of the 2 now checked as Corrected or am I required to enter both forms since they have been resent (or neither)? The Corrected form does not appear to change the tax situation any, perhaps since it was a direct rollover? I am concerned entering the 2nd form, not being checked as Corrected, makes turbotax tax me again and it was already taxed in 2020 tax situation.
Any guidance is greatly appreciated.
