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If you receive a 1099-R from the plan, you must report it, although it should not be taxable if you did the rollover correctly. For some types of rollovers, you won't get a 1099-R, and those types of rollovers do not need to be reported on your return.
Yes, a rollover of a 401(k) is always reportable by entering into TurboTax the Form 1099-R that you receive for this transaction.
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