Enter the Form 1099-R exactly as received under Wages & Income (or Personal Income) -> Retirement Plans and Social Security -> IRA, 401(k), Pension Plan Withdrawals (1099-R), then answer the follow-up questions.
If the code on the Form 1099-R is code 2 or 7, TurboTax will automatically treat the distribution as not subject to an early-distribution penalty. Otherwise, later when TurboTax prompts you enter amounts that are exempt from the early-distribution penalty, enter the amount of the distribution as the amount received as Equal Periodic Payments.
If the code on the Form 1099-R is code 2 or 7, TurboTax will automatically treat the distribution as not subject to an early-distribution penalty. Otherwise, later when TurboTax prompts you enter amounts that are exempt from the early-distribution penalty, enter the amount of the distribution as the amount received as Equal Periodic Payments.
What happens if the code is a 1?
@toddlabhart , you sort of answered your own question. For code 1, TurboTax will prompt you enter amounts that are exempt from the early-distribution penalty for particular reasons. For an amount that you indicate was received as a series of substantially equal periodic payments, TurboTax will put the amount on Form 5329 line 2 with code 02.
My distribution code is 1 I entered the equal payment amount (the total amount on the 1099-r) and I am still being charged the 10% tax penalty.
For distribution code 1, TurboTax will prompt you to enter amounts that are exempt from the early-distribution penalty for particular reasons. For an amount that you indicate was received as a series of substantially equal periodic payments, TurboTax will put the amount on Form 5329 line 2 with code 02.
In TurboTax, please follow these steps:
Below are snippets of what to look for once you enter all the Form 1099-R info. You will say " No" to" Did you take any disaster distributions in prior years?" Click Continue to the next page which states "Let's see If we can reduce your early withdrawal penalty"