Do I have to amend my 2020 return for $.32 in taxable income? (Yes, that's 32 CENTS)

mlkiser81 — Mon, 09 Mar 2026 04:40:34 GMT

I received a 1099-R because I over-contributed to my IRA in 2020. They reimbursed my $8.32 (32 cent profit I suppose) and I received a 2021 1099-R that shows the $8.32 in block 1, $0.32 taxable amount in block 2, and a JP code in block 7. TurboTax is telling me I need to file an amended 2020 return based on this 1099-R. I understand the principal I suppose. But am I really required to file an amended 2020 tax return for a $.32 income adjustment? Wouldn't the software just round that to $0 anyways? If it is a 2021 1099-R, why is not just included in my 2021 income?

Thanks in advance...

Re: Do I have to amend my 2020 return for $.32 in taxable income? (Yes, that's 32 CENTS)

ColeenD3 — Mon, 28 Feb 2022 15:36:09 GMT

Yes. The software would round it to zero. You do not have to file a 1040X.

Re: Do I have to amend my 2020 return for $.32 in taxable income? (Yes, that's 32 CENTS)

mlkiser81 — Mon, 28 Feb 2022 16:01:01 GMT

Thank you!

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Do I have to amend my 2020 return for $.32 in taxable income? (Yes, that's 32 CENTS)

Re: Do I have to amend my 2020 return for $.32 in taxable income? (Yes, that's 32 CENTS)

Re: Do I have to amend my 2020 return for $.32 in taxable income? (Yes, that's 32 CENTS)