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No, as far as reporting it on your tax return through TurboTax, answering the question about whether it was rolled over into another IRA is sufficient.
Behind the scenes, the IRS will be notified by the financial institution that received the funds that there is an account with your name, along with the amount deposited. If that notification does not take place for some reason, then you would be contacted by the IRS for further information regarding the rollover.
Additionally, if the distribution code on the Form 1099-R indicated a direct rollover (code G or H), that is another confirmation that the rollover was completed since it was done from one institution to another.
No, as far as reporting it on your tax return through TurboTax, answering the question about whether it was rolled over into another IRA is sufficient.
Behind the scenes, the IRS will be notified by the financial institution that received the funds that there is an account with your name, along with the amount deposited. If that notification does not take place for some reason, then you would be contacted by the IRS for further information regarding the rollover.
Additionally, if the distribution code on the Form 1099-R indicated a direct rollover (code G or H), that is another confirmation that the rollover was completed since it was done from one institution to another.
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