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Reporting the recharacterization of excess Roth IRA contributions
In April 2020, I contributed $4000 to my Roth IRA, but I found out while going through Turbotax this year that I'm not eligible to contribute to my Roth. In March 2021, I then contacted my retirement account manager and recharacterized the $4000 contribution and $2000 in earnings into my Traditional IRA (will be nondeductible). They told me I would receive a 1099R early next year, 2022.
How do I report this for my 2020 tax year without having to wait until 2022 to receive the 1099R to file an amendment? And are there any other forms I will need to file besides my 1099R?
Thanks!
(Edit: using Turbotax Deluxe Windows edition)
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‎April 21, 2021
12:36 PM