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When will I be able to report my COVID-19 qualified disaster disbursement from my retirement account? TurboTax doesn't appear to include it in the current release.

 
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PattiF
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When will I be able to report my COVID-19 qualified disaster disbursement from my retirement account? TurboTax doesn't appear to include it in the current release.

The IRS will be releasing Form 8915-E to use with the 1099-R. Here is more information:

CARES Act and 1099-R Withdrawal.

 

The software has not been updated yet because the form has not been finalized by the IRS. Once the software has been updated, you will be prompted through the form with instructions on how to enter the information.

 

The IRS has not provided a release date for the form at this time. Use this link IRS Form Availability to watch for when the 8915-E form will be available in the software once the IRS completes it.

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When will I be able to report my COVID-19 qualified disaster disbursement from my retirement account? TurboTax doesn't appear to include it in the current release.

It looks like the IRS released the form today. Do you know when it will be available in the software?

AmyC
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When will I be able to report my COVID-19 qualified disaster disbursement from my retirement account? TurboTax doesn't appear to include it in the current release.

Once the IRS releases a final version, it is incorporated quickly.  Prior to the IRS release, we were told will be e-fileable starting 2/24.

 

Form 8915-E: Qualified 2020 Disaster Retirement Plan Distributions and Repayments, which is used for COVID-related early distributions.

 

The IRS is updating form 5329’s instructions to make it clear that COVID related exceptions cannot use 5329 and should use the new 8915-E.

 

 

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zaybre
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When will I be able to report my COVID-19 qualified disaster disbursement from my retirement account? TurboTax doesn't appear to include it in the current release.

I noticed the last post here was in February.  I was wondering if there has been an update on when the software will be ready.

 

The question I am really asking is if I will be able to file with TurboTax by the deadline, given that we were given economic relief money in 2021 for COVID?  If not, I need to know so I can start filing elsewhere. Thanks

DianeW777
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When will I be able to report my COVID-19 qualified disaster disbursement from my retirement account? TurboTax doesn't appear to include it in the current release.

Yes, you will be able to file before the deadline for the COVID qualified disaster disbursement.  

 

Great news! The IRS created new Form 8915-F to replace Form 8915-E.  This form will be used for anyone who chose to take a distribution from their retirement and spread the taxable amount over three years.

 

It was recently (approximately 10 days) taken out of draft and finalized.  TurboTax has an available date of March 24, 2022.  Continue to check the availability date by using the link provided.

When entering your 1099-R in TurboTax CD/Download, you’ll be asked Was this withdraw due to Covid-19? On the next screen, it should ask you Did you test positive for the coronavirus in 2020? However, some users are reporting they aren’t being asked that second question.

We’re working to resolve this issue. If you’d like to receive progress status updates, sign up here.

 

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