in proseries how do you show a payback from a loan from your retirement fund to puchase a house
You don't. It has no effect on the tax return.
If taxpayer received 1099R, there is an exception to penalties for first time home buyer.
@sjrcpa wrote: You don't. It has no effect on the tax return.
Unless maybe we're talking about the 8915-F Part IV.
Could be. OP did say loan, though.
Possible, but OP said loan.
It's not repaying the loan that would trigger a 1099-R (for withdrawal/distribution) that would be part of the tax reporting. Repaying is expected.
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