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icepurple
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What to entering 1099 information in Turbo Tax

Hello! I am entering my pension information. 1099-R into Turbo Tax. I am stuck on the section where I have entered the information from the form. The whole amount is taxable. There is amount in box 1. Box 2 is blank. Box 7 has code 7.  I have been getting regular payments for over 2 years now. These questions never came up in turbo tax previously. I check last year forms. There is nothing referring to simplified and general rule. I don't know how to fill out this info or where to get this information. No one died,  no tax free payments,  What start date. I didn't have to fill this out before. Why can't the taxable amount just be taxed and keep it moving? I do not know how to complete these questions and are they necessary. Where to get this information from? It is not provided anywhere. Will I need these questions every year? This is just a regular monthly pension.

 
 
  • Annuity start date
  • Plan Cost
  • Number of Months payments were received in 2019
  • Tax Free amount previously recovered
  • Death Benefit Exclusion
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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What to entering 1099 information in Turbo Tax

Stop ... start that section again ... delete the 1099-R and reenter from scratch ... this time simply enter the box 1 amount in box 2 since it is fully taxable ... then in the follow up questions, if asked just say the entire distribution was the RMD ... then life will be beautiful again. 

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What to entering 1099 information in Turbo Tax

Stop ... start that section again ... delete the 1099-R and reenter from scratch ... this time simply enter the box 1 amount in box 2 since it is fully taxable ... then in the follow up questions, if asked just say the entire distribution was the RMD ... then life will be beautiful again. 

dmertz
Level 15

What to entering 1099 information in Turbo Tax

If you do choose to make entries under the Simplified Method, entering $0 for Plan Cost and Death Benefit Exclusion should result in the entire amount being treated as taxable, regardless of what you do with the other entries.

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