Yes. You can enter it as though you had received a 1099-R for the distribution that you got back. Enter the 1099-R with the name and address of the financial institution and then the total amount that you received in box 1. In box 2a put only the earnings that you received - that is the only amount that is taxable. In box 7 you will enter code 8.
Next year you should receive a 1099-R with this exact information on it. You should ignore that when you get it since you will have already entered it onto this year's return.
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