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I took the amt. from my 401-k that was required for being 70-1/2 years old. I am not sure I listed the tax withheld on my tax return. How can I find out?

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Best answer by RachelW33

Your withholding from your 401(K) distribution along with any other withholding you had during the year is reported on Line 16 of your Form 1040.

If you forgot to include it, you can Amend your Tax Return once the IRS has fully processed your Tax Return (approx 21 days). You can click here for instructions on Amending your tax return: How to Change a Tax Return You Already Filed.  

The 2018 Form 1040-X is estimated to be available March 7, 2019.  You can click here for information on IRS Forms Availability.

Note: You SHOULD NOT make any changes on your return in TurboTax until this form becomes available.

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June 1, 2019

Your withholding from your 401(K) distribution along with any other withholding you had during the year is reported on Line 16 of your Form 1040.

If you forgot to include it, you can Amend your Tax Return once the IRS has fully processed your Tax Return (approx 21 days). You can click here for instructions on Amending your tax return: How to Change a Tax Return You Already Filed.  

The 2018 Form 1040-X is estimated to be available March 7, 2019.  You can click here for information on IRS Forms Availability.

Note: You SHOULD NOT make any changes on your return in TurboTax until this form becomes available.

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