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Unfortunately, changes related to qualified disaster distributions and repayments weren't ready in time for us to include them in this release. Please revisit this area later.

davidtoole123 — Wed, 05 Feb 2025 05:36:17 GMT

I was involved with the below, i took out a 401k withdrawal to get by, but when i go to do that section im meet with "Unfortunately, changes related to qualified disaster distributions and repayments weren't ready in time for us to include them in this release. Please
revisit this area later."

is there a ETA on when i can file?

South Carolina Hurricane Helene (EM-3619-SC)
Incident Period: September 25, 2024 - October 7, 2024
Emergency Declaration declared on September 26, 2024

Re: Unfortunately, changes related to qualified disaster distributions and repayments weren't rea...

SusanY1 — Wed, 05 Feb 2025 17:57:27 GMT

You can find the date that the form you require (8915-F) is expected to be released using the tool mentioned in THIS article.

Once you open the look-up tool, select 1040-Individual in the first dropdown box followed by US-Federal. Then scroll down to find the expected release date of the form. As the forms are not released at any specific time of day, we often suggest checking back on the day after that date to see if your return is ready to transmit.

Re: Unfortunately, changes related to qualified disaster distributions and repayments weren't rea...

minnie_1001 — Tue, 10 Feb 2026 17:19:53 GMT

The form is supposed to be 8915-F Wi doesn't even show one listed.

Re: Unfortunately, changes related to qualified disaster distributions and repayments weren't rea...

minnie_1001 — Tue, 10 Feb 2026 19:04:16 GMT

Don't bother with this form. You have to have a FEMA case number. So you have to apply first for assistance, which you won't get. Tornado in 2022 tore up our roof. Took money out of my 401K under 59 1/2, had to pay the penalties. Another IRS joke.