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The tax treatment of your pension distribution as reported on form 1099-R is more dependent on the entries in boxes 1 to 4 and on line 7 of your form 1099-R. If you post those entries we can help you better.
If you imported the 1099-R, try deleting it and then entering it manually.
Thanks. Here ya go.
Box 1. Gross Dist. = 12,023.28
Box 2. Taxable Amount = 11,877.00
Box 2 B- Neither box is checked.
Box 3 - Nothing
Box 4. Tax withheld = 125.00
Box 5. Employee Contributions/ insurance premiums etc. = $146.28.
Box 6 - Nothing
Box 7 = 7
And to Sweetie Jean- Thanks, I did enter my info manually.
Box 2 goes to the (b) column of your form 1040 .
when your contributions come back to you that is still gross income for that year.
It is the taxable amount that counts and your contributions were excluded.
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