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If two people receive a distribution, each getting half, IRS form 1099-R box 9a would report 50%. An example would be two siblings who receive a distribution from their parent's estate.
What is the nature of the distribution? Is the information available to compute this percentage?
IRS Instructions for Forms 1099-R page 14 states:
Box 9a Your Percentage of Total Distribution
If this is a total distribution and it is made to more than one person, enter the percentage received by the person whose name appears on Form 1099-R. You need not complete this box for any IRA distributions or for a direct rollover.
SO in the software form, you leave those unlisted boxes (Between 7 and 14) blank.
You would enter "100" for 100% if you were the only recipient of the distribution.
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