I left a job and transferred my 401K into my new employers plan. I rec'd 2 1099-R forms. Since I did not cash out do I enter this info into Turbo Tax?

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You should enter the forms into the program. They are reported on your tax transcript and your entries should match what is on your transcript. They both should have code "G" in Box 7 so a nontaxable rollover is reported.

I subscribe to the Quickbooks Self Employed Tax Bundle. The info compiled in QB for 2023 is not transferring to Turbo Tax as it did in the past. Are others seeing this?

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I left a job and transferred my 401K into my new employers plan. I rec'd 2 1099-R forms. Since I did not cash out do I enter this info into Turbo Tax?

I left a job and transferred my 401K into my new employers plan. I rec'd 2 1099-R forms. Since I did not cash out do I enter this info into Turbo Tax?

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I left a job and transferred my 401K into my new employers plan. I rec'd 2 1099-R forms. Since I did not cash out do I enter this info into Turbo Tax?

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