RobertB4444
Employee Tax Expert

Retirement tax questions

yes, you should manually adjust the 1099-R so that it shows on the 2025 return.  Then, when you receive the actual 1099-R next year, you can manually adjust it to show that you entered the amount on the prior year's return.  That way you are only taxes on it once and correctly.  

 

Good luck with the penalty waiver!

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