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Retirement tax questions
A distribution coded 7D indicates a distribution from a nonqualified annuity or insurance policy. This distribution was not eligible for a rollover of any kind, in particular not to a qualified retirement account like an IRA or a 401(k), so what you did was not a rollover. Whatever you did with the proceeds of this distribution was a transaction entirely independent of the distribution.
The taxable amount of the distribution should be present in box 2a of this Form 1099-R and is the amount that must be included in your Adjusted Gross Income.
If your intent was to move this nonqualified annuity or insurance policy to another, it had to be done explicitly by what is called a Section 1035 exchange. Section 1035 is the section of the tax code that allows a nonqualified annuity or insurance policy to be transferred without any tax consequences.