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CSA 1099R disabled - how to handle box 5

JML222
Level 4

Hello

I have a retired (disabled) former federal employee that received a CSA1099R with Dist code 3 and box 5 has $3500. Is it accurate to say the $3500 is post-tax money and should be excluded from Box 2 Taxable Amount? (BTW Box 2 is "unknown" on the form)

Thank you in advance

 

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rbynaker
Level 13

On every CSA1099R I've ever seen, box 5 is health insurance.

A letter/notice goes out every time the deposit amount changes and it shows the "before and after" along with codes for all of the deductions.  There are often two per year, one for the COLA adjustment and another when the health insurance changes (but any changes in withholding will also trigger one.)

Rick

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sjrcpa
Level 15

 Is it accurate to say the $3500 is post-tax money and should be excluded from Box 2 Taxable Amount?"

I would not assume that.

 

The more I know, the more I don't know.
Camp1040
Level 11

Are the amounts in Box 1 and Box 2 different by $3,500?

Never mind I see the answer in your OP

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rbynaker
Level 13

On every CSA1099R I've ever seen, box 5 is health insurance.

A letter/notice goes out every time the deposit amount changes and it shows the "before and after" along with codes for all of the deductions.  There are often two per year, one for the COLA adjustment and another when the health insurance changes (but any changes in withholding will also trigger one.)

Rick