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recharacterization of 2019 contribution with 1099-R in 2020 when contribution was removed in 2020 before filing 2019 taxes. What do I do with this 1099-R?
In 2019, I made an IRA contribution. I made too much that year and had to remove it (return of 2019 tax year excess contribution). I removed it in 2020, before filing my 2019 taxes. This year, 2021, I received a 1099-R for the excess contribution (no gain) with codes J and P listed.
My question: I've seen 2 conflicting discussions. 1. One says to amend 2019 taxes and then not report this 1099-R that I received in 2021, which I did; no change to my taxes owed.
2. The other says to create a substitute 1099-R in my 2020 tax return. What does that do? It looks like you only use this if you can't get the 1099-R from your plan administrator.
It seems like this should be fairly simple as I took the 2019 contribution out before filing 2019 taxes. So why am I getting this 1099-R which is listed for 2020. Right now, in TurboTax, I'm paying taxes on it.
Help!!!!