B. Jani Posted March 30 Report Posted March 30 Client bank discontinued IRA product and distributed all to client with 1099R with code 7. Client opened another IRA at different bank and deposited all within 60 days. Where do i show that full amount is rolled over as full amount shows taxable in ATX because of code 7. TIA Quote
mcb39 Posted March 30 Report Posted March 30 Put a Zero in Box 2A; then page down and look for a box to check at bottom of 1099 1 Quote
BrewOne Posted March 30 Report Posted March 30 Don't have ATX open at the moment, but I believe you would put the full amount as taxable and there is a box immediately below that to indicate how much was rolled over. Just checked--yes, you fill out the 1099-R as shown on the form, then use the box below Box 2a "Rollover amount included in Box 2a" Quote
mcb39 Posted March 30 Report Posted March 30 46 minutes ago, BrewOne said: Don't have ATX open at the moment, but I believe you would put the full amount as taxable and there is a box immediately below that to indicate how much was rolled over. Just checked--yes, you fill out the 1099-R as shown on the form, then use the box below Box 2a "Rollover amount included in Box 2a" Some 1099s do have that box. Some do not. I have seen that, but wasn't able to readily find a 1099 that had it. Quote
BrewOne Posted March 30 Report Posted March 30 Hi Marilyn, Sorry, I didn't communicate very well. I was speaking of entering what's on the 1099-R form in ATX and then what you can fill in on the ATX (1099-R) worksheet. 1 Quote
mcb39 Posted March 31 Report Posted March 31 18 hours ago, BrewOne said: Hi Marilyn, Sorry, I didn't communicate very well. I was speaking of entering what's on the 1099-R form in ATX and then what you can fill in on the ATX (1099-R) worksheet. Correct. Quote
Max W Posted March 31 Report Posted March 31 The client should keep all bank records pertaining to the transaction. It has been my experience that the IRS will send out a letter asking for them. 5 Quote
mcbreck Posted March 31 Report Posted March 31 1 hour ago, Max W said: The client should keep all bank records pertaining to the transaction. It has been my experience that the IRS will send out a letter asking for them. Yes - this is important. 1 Quote
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