I have a 1099-R from my investment firm that has a value of $0.00 in Box 1a, Box 2b has Total Distribution checked, and there is a value in Box 5 that is greater than 0. The form was imported from the institution, and the entry matches the form I reviewed on their site. But the Box 1a value is being flagged as an error and preventing me from e-filing. How can I get past this without creating a mismatch with the form submitted to the IRS?
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There is no box 1a on a Form 1099-R. Do you mean box 1?
What is the code in box 7 of the Form 1099-R?
Do you have another Form 1099-R from the same account? If so, what is the code in box 7 of that form?
It's possible that the Form 1099-R that you are asking about represents a distribution of nonrecoverable basis in an employer plan because there was a total distribution from the plan that was less than your after-tax basis due to investment losses in the plan. If this is the case and you rolled the total distribution over to a traditional IRA, you might be able to treat this as part of an adjustment to your basis in nondeductible traditional IRA contributions.
Thank you for your reply.
This is for a 401 that I rolled over after retiring mid-year, and for which a portion was Roth contributions. Box 7 has code B.
The issue that I'm encountering in Turbo Tax is that Box 1 has a value of 0, and Box 5 has a value of 1000. The error that I'm getting during the Review is that Box 1 cannot be 0. This is preventing me from e-filing.
My question is - how do I get TT to accept the entry and let me submit electronically?
Thanks in advance.
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