I spoke to my brokerage today about doing a recharacterization of funds for tax year 2016. The funds were converted from my Traditional to my Roth IRA in 2016 and I now want to reverse that transaction by doing a recharacterization.
I have already received my 1099-R for 2016 and I expected to receive a new one once I did the recharacterization. However, my brokerage said I would not be receiving a new 1099-R and that it would be reported next year.
If I won't be receiving any new tax documents reflecting the recharacterization, how do I report it on my 2016 taxes?
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You will report the transaction on this year's tax return. Please follow the directions in the answer link below to record this transaction.
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