This Capital One Investing Roth account was started by me with money transferred regularly from my checking account in a Capital One Investing "cash available" account. When I had enough money to purchase some stocks, I would use this money and purchase stocks and etc. I decided to rollover this account to my work Roth IRA, but I had $678 in the "cash available" account, so I transferred that back into my checking account. I received a 1099-R from Capital One Investing, will I have to pay taxes on this money that originally came from my checking account that I had already paid taxes on?
