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I have never seen one of those where the full amount was not taxable. If the client retired when the "3-Year Rule" was still in effect, that was so long ago the taxed contributions would have been recovered long ago. I think this happened when someone retired on disability and the recovery period didn't start right away.
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You could check the 2023 tax return for that client to see how it was reported - the 1099-R was probably filled out the same way.
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I would assume it's all taxable. Probably retired when the 3 year rule applied as Bob said.
The more I know the more I don’t know.
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All of my "unknown"s have died. If you can get the retirement date (annuity start date) you can figure out what rules were in effect at the time.
I have also seen "unknown" in cases where there's an ex-spouse who has been assigned part of the benefits.