I received a residual distribution from a Qualified Settlement Fund. No 1099, but I'm to report amount as capital gain. Where do report in TurboTax with no 1099?

Payment was for an inherited IRA. QSF is not required, and will not, issue a 1099.

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You will report under Investment and Savings - Stocks, Cryptocurrency, Mutual Funds, Bonds, Other (1099-B). You can use "Enter a different way" and use Other as the category.

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The program asks me if the distribution from my Navy Pension plan (not a qualified plan) was from a 403(b) or "another type of qualified plan It is neither what do I do?

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