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How do you report a 2021 repayment of a 2020 1099-R corona virus distribution?

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How do you report a 2021 repayment of a 2020 1099-R corona virus distribution?

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Best answer by IRonMaN

For 2021, the client's 1099-R Disaster distribution was reported on form 8915-E in the tax return, and I elected to spread the taxable amount reported over 3 years. So is 8915-F for 2021 the form the second portion of the taxable 2020 amount to overflow into?


Yes, but it still isn't ready.

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RollTide68
Level 7
February 7, 2022

8915-F but it is not available in the software yet.

Level 3
February 7, 2022

Thanks.  Do you know, by chance, when Form 8915-F will be available?

Just-Lisa-Now-
Intuit Community Champion
February 7, 2022
IRS just finalized it last week, takes a few weeks for Intuit to get their version of it approved by IRS and then added to he program.
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IRonMaN
Level 15
February 7, 2022

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Level 15
February 7, 2022

@ClergyTaxMan wrote:

How do you report a 2021 repayment of a 2020 1099-R corona virus distribution?


 

Use non-Intuit software?

Level 3
February 7, 2022

I use Intuit ProSeries Basic software.

 

Level 15
February 7, 2022

@ClergyTaxMan wrote:

I use Intuit ProSeries Basic software.


 

Right, and that is the problem.  Using Intuit software is what is causing the delay.  Other software companies have it available.

Level 15
February 7, 2022

I'm sorry, I just re-read your question and I may have misunderstood what you were asking.  Are you asking how to report a REPAYMENT of the distribution?  Or are you asking how to report the second taxable portion?

If you are asking about a repayment, was the entire distribution repaid in 2021?

qbteachmt
Level 15
February 7, 2022

Oh, good catch! Someone else worded this oddly, as well:

"He came to me and wants to pay rest of his 2nd and 3rd payment in 2021"

"You mean, report the balance that is taxable, all in the second year. Just to clarify, because there potentially are other payments to make, but reporting for taxes to compute isn't the same as paying."

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