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My Client - an unemployed bartender took a qualified disaster distribution of $50,000.00. from his job related retirement account over the period of his unemployment. Most was used for paying expenses however he paid off his credit card accounts in the amount of $10,000. so that he would not have to make his monthly payments. Most of the $10,000.00 debt was created in prior years. Would all or part of that $10,000 be considered as qualified? Thanks!
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Doesnt matter what he used it for, use the Disaster boxes on the 1099R worksheet to utilize the penalty exclusion and 3 year taxability spread if desired.
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He could do anything he wanted with it; it's his money.
Here is your Help article:
https://proconnect.intuit.com/community/individual/help/proseries-form-1099-r-faq-s/00/4853
Use his 1099-R to fill in the info.
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