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So, if the program has been calculating a taxable amount for you in the past, that would be because, when you first began using the program for this distribution, you chose what is called the Simplified Method to calculate the taxable amount. That calculation continues now for every year.I don't where you are in your entry, whether you just stopped after entering the form or continue through all the questions, but you need to do that. Check to make sure you started with a CSA 1099, when asked if the taxable amount is correct on the form (after form entry) say No.
If you did not start this with a CSA-1099, I would delete this one altogether and start the 1099 over. I'm assuming you transferred your data form last year.
So, if the program has been calculating a taxable amount for you in the past, that would be because, when you first began using the program for this distribution, you chose what is called the Simplified Method to calculate the taxable amount. That calculation continues now for every year.I don't where you are in your entry, whether you just stopped after entering the form or continue through all the questions, but you need to do that. Check to make sure you started with a CSA 1099, when asked if the taxable amount is correct on the form (after form entry) say No.
If you did not start this with a CSA-1099, I would delete this one altogether and start the 1099 over. I'm assuming you transferred your data form last year.
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