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Retirement tax questions
@Critter-3 wrote:
I have a real problem with this statement " It was placed back into my IRA and was called a contribution. "
Talk to the IRA custodian ... it CANNOT be a contribution ... it must be reported as a rollover on the form 5498.
The financial institution would not allow a new contribution if it exceeded the contribution limit. They most likely said that it was a "rollover contribution" which is what the IRS calls a rollover. Technically it is a contribution but not a new contribution. That is how the 5498 describes it for box 2:
Box 2. Rollover Contributions
Enter any rollover contributions (or contributions treated as rollovers) to any IRA received by you during 2020. These contributions may be any of the following.
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A 60-day rollover between Roth IRAs or between other types of IRAs.