I cashed out my Teachers Retirement Fund in 2019 to pay of medical debt. I want to be sure this is ok. It was over 7.5% of my AGI for 2018. Or is it AGI 2019?

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The AGI for 2019 is applicable to the distribution. You should qualify for the waiver of 10% early withdrawal penalty based on the excess over the 7.5% AGI for 2019.

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My w2 came showing what I paid for medical. I had no wages since I retired. Says I can’t efile without something in box 1. How do I fix?

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I cashed out my Teachers Retirement Fund in 2019 to pay of medical debt. I want to be sure this is ok. It was over 7.5% of my AGI for 2018. Or is it AGI 2019?

I cashed out my Teachers Retirement Fund in 2019 to pay of medical debt. I want to be sure this is ok. It was over 7.5% of my AGI for 2018. Or is it AGI 2019?

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I cashed out my Teachers Retirement Fund in 2019 to pay of medical debt. I want to be sure this is ok. It was over 7.5% of my AGI for 2018. Or is it AGI 2019?

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