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My client took and early ditribution from a pension plan to buy his first home. Since the 1099r shows code 1 how do I show it so he does not have the ten percent early withdrwl penalty?
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Which type of "pension plan" matters:
The person's age matters.
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If it was from an IRA, you can exclude the penalty on the first 10K of the distribution using Form 5329.
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It goes on Form 5329. There should be a link on the 1099-R input page, but there isn’t. You need to enter it manually on the Form5339 under the first time homebuyer exemption.
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Thank You > It was a big help.
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I don't see where it was answered which type of plan this is.
401(k) doesn't have this provision; they pay the penalty if they are too young to make that distribution.
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