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Hi,I took my first 401K and IRA distributions in 2024. The IRA has
non-deducible contributions tracked on Form 8606 (last used in 2005).
The 401K had after tax contributions. The IRA RMD was distributed to me
in 2024. The 401K RMD was fully met by an...read more
Hello community. I am thinking of opening an individual 401K (95% of my
income is 1099, self-employment and 5% is from an LLC as passthrough).
My tax extension deadline is 10/15/25. I know that I cannot make
elective deferrals and catch up contributi...read more
This might sound like an error, but is not. The firm that had an
inherited annuity provided me a 1099R. The annuity was to be distributed
to me and my sister, equally split 50%/50%. The company was able to send
the funds to me in 2024, but had diffic...read more
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Working on my 2024 taxes, I have a 1099-B for iShares gold ETF with 1c
completed but no 1b or 1e info. The 12 transactions total $50 but TT
won't let me input zero or dash signs in those boxes. The broker says to
contact a tax expert, for $50 income?...read more
I retired from the Army in 2020. I was then awarded 100% disability from
the VA. According to IRS Publication 525, certain military pensions are
tax exempt if you were later found to be disabled. I applied for
exemption through the Defense Finance an...read more
I am trying to determine the maximum employer contribution that I can
make to my solo 401k plan, and am hoping someone can help me identify
where to calculate this in TurboTax. From my W2 employer, I already
contributed $7,186 to my pre-tax 401K for ...read more