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I entered a W2 for an employer I left in 2019, as well as the info from the 401k I cashed out from the same employer . These forms were entered separately and obviously were not the same amount. Now a

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If you are asking where to post them. They both are posted to

WAGES & INCOME.
The W-2 is under Wages and Salaries
The 1099-R is under Retirement plans and Social Security
- Select IRA, 401(K), Pension Plan (1099-R)

Be aware, you will be taxed on the 401-K distribution, and because it is an early withdrawal there will be an additional 10% penalty

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