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I'm a retired CPA who's having a problem completing my 2021 federal return. My wife received a distribution in 2021 for her IRA contribution for 2020 that we had to withdraw and which was reported in 2020. The correct distribution code per IRS instructions is "P." How can this be fixed?
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I think you mean you made an excess contribution in 2020 but withdrew it in 2021, so your 2020 tax return is properly stated. Now in 2021, your received a form1099-R reporting the distribution and you think it is coded wrong in box 7. You think the code should be "P" (excess contributions/earnings taxable in 2020), but it is something else. I would be inclined to agree with you.
If you can tell us what code is on the form, we may be able to help you further.
Actually the contribution for 2020 was made in February and withdrawal was in April, both in 2021. Since I hadn't filed my 2020 return, I was able to report it correctly on my 2020 return. What was reported in 2021 includes BOTH this withdrawal and the required minimum distribution for 2021. The distribution code in box 7 is "7." Thank you for your reponse.
I need more information to answer your question.
Please clarify:
Yes, it was reported in 2020.
why did you report it on your 2020 tax return if you withdrew it before the tax due date?
or did you e-File and then withdraw?
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