Solved: If I have (2) 1099R: a rollover (G) and a distribution (1) that have to be filed, how do I prevent them being added together to mistakenly look like double was withdrawn?
If I have (2) 1099R: a rollover (G) and a distribution (1) that have to be filed, how do I prevent them being added together to mistakenly look like double was withdrawn?
If I have (2) 1099R: a rollover (G) and a distribution (1) that have to be filed, how do I prevent them being added together to mistakenly look like double was withdrawn?
the codes will tell the IRS all they need to know so you only get taxed on the one with the code 1
If I have (2) 1099R: a rollover (G) and a distribution (1) that have to be filed, how do I prevent them being added together to mistakenly look like double was withdrawn?
the codes will tell the IRS all they need to know so you only get taxed on the one with the code 1
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