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In 2024, I went to my bank that I have my RothIRA set up and contributed
the full $6,500 for the past year, 2023. When doing my taxes on turbotax
in April, it popped up that I had overcontributed by $2537. I informed
my bank of this and asked them to...read more
I contributed $3000 to a Roth IRA in CY2024. It gained about $800 that
year. I had no earned or other income. I did not file Fed income taxes
in CY2025 since I had no income. Then in July 2025, I withdrew the
$3,000 plus $800 as an excess contributio...read more
The IRS sent a letter stating that "retirement income taxable" from the
form 1099-R was missing from our 2023 tax return; however, we reported
the amount shown in the 1099-R and also selected in turbo tax that the
entire balance in the traditional IR...read more
chinyoungPosted Wednesday
| Latest post Wednesday by
rjs
Hi,I set up a traditional IRA in 2024 and put in nondeductible
contribution. But I forget to file IRS 8608 with my 2024 return. How can
I amend the siution? What form do I need to file? Appreciate your help!
I fleed the country and wondering how taxes will work left in January
still going through immigration so I believe I'm still considered a us
resident unlikely to have any income in new country this year and
wondering how I would do next tax return ? ...read more
Katie1996Posted Wednesday
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pk
I took financial advice from a banker to convert a traditional (not
Roth) IRA from non-deductive (IRS form 8606) principle and convert the
nondeductible portion into a Roth IRA after being told he had done it
many times and that the conversion would ...read more
Living abroad and qualify for the foreign income exclusion. Do not
qualify for an IRA or 401k - which foreign employer does not provide.
Foreign employer does provide a "Retirement Benefit payment" . which
goes into a taxable account Where is this Re...read more
TMM322Posted a week ago
| Latest post Tuesday by
pk
I see in section 25b of 1040SR- my taxes that were withheld from my
TDAs., but not from my SS benefits. I checked on the Turbo Tax form and
the correct amount was typed in. Am i missing something?