Yes, you have to file a 1099-C if you received one. (The IRS gets a copy of the form and will sooner or later send you a letter to collect tax due (if any), penalties and interest. You don't want this.) Code G states that the 1099-C was issued because of a "decision or policy to discontinue collection."
To enter your 1099-C,
Why is this not just letting me amend my 2020 taxes to add 1099Cg
The IRS hasn't yet finalized the amended return (1040X) for 2020. We expect it to be available in TurboTax the end of March.
For current information on forms availability please click on the applicable link below:
For information on amending your return please see the following TurboTax Help articles:
This was a government agency i worked for and made a mistake on my FERS Code
Assuming that you are concerned that the wrong code will impact your return. The amounts contributed to your FERS are not deductible on your return. During payout, a portion of each of your FERS distributions will be a non-taxable return of your original investment in the plan, so you won't be paying taxes twice on this money.
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