Maybe. If you have a Form 1099-R with an amount in Box 1, it's generally a good idea to report it on an amended return. This can help avoid any potential notices from the IRS.
The IRS might send you a CP2000 notice about the discrepancy.
However, if the Form 1099-R has no impact on your taxes (e.g., you have no income to report), you might not need to file an amended return. Keeping the Form 1099-R for your records can be a simple solution, and you can wait to see if the IRS contacts you.
You can use this IRS tool to determine if you should amend your tax return, click here and select "Begin" to enter your information. It will ask you questions about your issue.
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