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Yes, when you take money out of a retirement account, they normally take out 20% tax. Then, when you do your tax return, the income is added in with the rest to be taxed at the correct rate. The tax goes in with the other tax paid to be credited against your actual tax liability.
Did you deduct the federal taxes withheld on my 1099 form
We need to go back through my taxes even adding in the amount from my 1099 it doesn’t add up to over $80,000
You already told me that. Now I’m talking about my gross income
Are you saying that you don't know how your gross income was arrived at?
Or are you asking about the taxes withheld on the 1099-R?
If you are asking now about "We need to go back through my taxes even adding in the amount from my 1099 it doesn’t add up to over $80,000", remember that we in the Community cannot see your tax return. If you pay for TurboTax Live, then you will be able to call an agent who can see your return.
There are many many things that go into gross income, far too many to list here.
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