Do I need to enter my deceased father's 1099 R, I received the proceeds from his Roth IRA, is that taxable?

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If the distribution was paid to you as beneficiary, this Form 1099-R should be in your name, not your father's name, and is reportable on your tax return.

Yes, the 1099-R should still be entered on the return. The distribution code on the form will indicate whether or not the distribution is taxable.

I am entering the sale of a second home I sold last year. Under the "proceeds" do I enter in the net amount I received from the sale after all the closing costs?

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Do I need to enter my deceased father's 1099 R, I received the proceeds from his Roth IRA, is that taxable?

Do I need to enter my deceased father's 1099 R, I received the proceeds from his Roth IRA, is that taxable?

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