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YES, I would ask them to correct it. If the client really, really needs to get filed now, I'd show it "as if" he has already gotten the corrected 1099R, and go ahead and file. By the time the IRS matching checks kick it out for a letter, [if they ever do] the t/p should have the corrected form, or if not, you are ready to explain why you did it the way it should have been reported, and it's a 'no harm, no foul' situation.

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Filer is in a rest home, Daughter handels all the financial stuff. Filer does owe. The amount is so small it would not generate a return on IRD (amount $173).

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Linda and buddy

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