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That's the way it works. It's the same as when you have federal tax withheld from your pay. Your "take-home pay," the paycheck that you get, is your gross pay minus the tax (and possibly other deductions). But the taxable income on your W-2 is your gross pay, before the tax is subtracted. The 1099-R works the same way. The taxable income is the gross distribution, before the tax is subtracted.
That's the way it works. It's the same as when you have federal tax withheld from your pay. Your "take-home pay," the paycheck that you get, is your gross pay minus the tax (and possibly other deductions). But the taxable income on your W-2 is your gross pay, before the tax is subtracted. The 1099-R works the same way. The taxable income is the gross distribution, before the tax is subtracted.
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