Form 5498 does not need to be entered on your tax return....

I received a form 5498 for my IRA contribution rollover from a golden handshake I received when I retired. Where do I list that contribution?

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Form 5498 does not need to be entered on your tax return. If there is something you are required to report on your return, you should be sent a 1099-R form. See more information below:

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I received a form 5498 for my IRA contribution rollover from a golden handshake I received when I retired. Where do I list that contribution?

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