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Questionable 1099-R

  • March 27, 2020
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My wife & I lived in 2 states during 2019.  She received 2 separate 1099-R's from her employer. The 1st included the full annual amount of her pension payments in Box 1 (Gross Distribution) & Box 2a (Taxable Amount) and one state's distribution amount in Box 14 (we did not withhold any taxes fro this state). The 2nd 1099-R shows $0.00 in Box 1 and Box 2a and the 2nd state's distribution and amount withheld. I entered these into Turbo Tax Deluxe as 2 separate documents but Turbo Tax Deluxe won't let me e-file until I correct this. I believe it is saying that on the 2nd 1099-R that I could not have withheld any state tax if there was no gross distribution.

How do I proceed?

Can I input these into Turbo Tax Deluxe as if they were one document? Will this raise an audit flag within the IRS? 

    Best answer by JotikaT2

    It depends.

     

    If the two separate 1099-R forms are for the same distribution, you can go ahead and add the state to your input on the 1099-R that has the distribution amounts in boxes 1 and 2.

     

    On your 1099-R input, you can add payments made to more than one state on the same input screen as shown below.

     

    State input

     

     

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    JotikaT2Employee Tax ExpertAnswer
    Employee Tax Expert
    March 27, 2020

    It depends.

     

    If the two separate 1099-R forms are for the same distribution, you can go ahead and add the state to your input on the 1099-R that has the distribution amounts in boxes 1 and 2.

     

    On your 1099-R input, you can add payments made to more than one state on the same input screen as shown below.

     

    State input

     

     

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