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1041: HOW TO REPORT 1099R THAT HAS A LOWER TAXABLE AMOUNT THAN BOX 1 WHAT DOES CODE D 2 MEAN?

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Best answer by MiJoMo01

Yes, that is what I finally did.  Remember, the 1041 Estate and Trust Form does not show a 1099R in the forms selection.  I finally had to manually hack it by putting in the amount of reduction between box 1 and box 2 as a negative figure in the "Other income" input line 8, and then line the reduced amount shows up in the right-side income on line 8

  Thanks for your response.

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qbteachmt
Level 15
June 11, 2021
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Just-Lisa-Now-
Intuit Community Champion
June 11, 2021
Use the amount in the Taxable Income box.
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Accountant-Man
Level 13
June 11, 2021

I report both in Other Income, line 8. i.e.,

Gross distribution           $10,000

Less non taxable portion $-9,000

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MiJoMo01AuthorAnswer
Level 2
June 12, 2021

Yes, that is what I finally did.  Remember, the 1041 Estate and Trust Form does not show a 1099R in the forms selection.  I finally had to manually hack it by putting in the amount of reduction between box 1 and box 2 as a negative figure in the "Other income" input line 8, and then line the reduced amount shows up in the right-side income on line 8

  Thanks for your response.

MiJoMo01Author
Level 2
June 12, 2021

I also put Code D - 2 on Line 8 to distinguish the character of the distribution.

qbteachmt
Level 15
June 12, 2021

If that code means this is from an annuity, there likely is basis or costs that explain the gross vs taxable difference.

More details always help.

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