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I ran into the same thing. The financial institution made a mistake and didn't pay out my yearly December distribution. I called and the admitted it was a mistake and cut a check in January to cover it.
What I did is report the required 2018 RMD and my withdrawal as zero on IRS Form 5239 to report the under-withdrawal. I then inserted a negative adjustment to cancel the missing RMD and added an explanation on that form stating the issue and requesting waiver of any penalty. I will receive a 1099-R next January to report that distribution next April.
In TurboTax it seems to be a pain, but I find that if I go into the Retirement Income section about 1099-R and create one with $1 payment and say none of it went the $1 went towards RMD then "Continue"d through a bunch of screens and eventually got to the section on 5239. By later deleting that fictitious 1099-R, it appears to leave the 5239.
Using the Desktop version, one could go directly to Form 5239 and handle it without a fictitious 1099-R.
I ran into the same thing. The financial institution made a mistake and didn't pay out my yearly December distribution. I called and the admitted it was a mistake and cut a check in January to cover it.
What I did is report the required 2018 RMD and my withdrawal as zero on IRS Form 5239 to report the under-withdrawal. I then inserted a negative adjustment to cancel the missing RMD and added an explanation on that form stating the issue and requesting waiver of any penalty. I will receive a 1099-R next January to report that distribution next April.
In TurboTax it seems to be a pain, but I find that if I go into the Retirement Income section about 1099-R and create one with $1 payment and say none of it went the $1 went towards RMD then "Continue"d through a bunch of screens and eventually got to the section on 5239. By later deleting that fictitious 1099-R, it appears to leave the 5239.
Using the Desktop version, one could go directly to Form 5239 and handle it without a fictitious 1099-R.
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