I took a COVID distribution from my 401(k) in 2020 since I lost my job. I decided to claim it over 3 years (2020, 2021, and 2022) to make the taxes less of a financial burden all at once. I paid the taxes I owed for one third of my distribution last year (2020), but I need to pay another third of taxes this year on it (2021). How do I do that in turbotax? The information didn't carry over from the previous year and I didn't get a new form from my 401(k) provider because I didn't take a distribution this year. Can you please help??
You have to answer questions in the Retirement section of TurboTax.
However, this section is not available at the moment because the IRS has not yet released the final version of Form 8915-F and you'll need to revisit this section later.
Once the section is available follow these steps to report any repayment:
I'm still getting a message that the form is still not ready. It's almost April, please advise on when the form will be ready.
Thanks.
Disaster Relief for Form 1099-R should now be available in both online and desktop versions of TurboTax. Thank you for your patience.
Please do try the return in Review and see if it will now pass without flags and allow you to file.
The 8915F maybe showing completed but in the drop down list for disaster codes there's no related COVID selection and I'm still showing penalty. Please advise on what is going on, it's almost April. I must say I don't complain about much but this is real poor customer service. I can not even file because of no COVID drop down selection.
In TurboTax Online Deluxe version, I was able to generate an IRS Form 8915-F Qualified Disaster Retirement Plan Distributions and Repayments and report distributions other than IRA's in Part II.
The intent is for you to see the 1/3 spread over the three years: