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Hello, I have a question regarding the Qualified Disaster Retirement Plan Distributions. I have a few clients that elected to divide their distribution over three years. I assumed that it would carry over to 2021 but it does not appear that way. Does anyone have any information on this or where we are supposed to show that income?
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this carryover from 2020 will come on 8915-F and unfortunately, Intuit is projecting a 03/17 date. In their defense tho, IRS does not even have that form finalized. Ugh!!
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Forms 8915-B, -C, -D and -F are not scheduled to be finalized until March 17 by Intuit. They are not even released by the IRS at this point. You transferred a bit early. Don't file, yet.
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Very popular subject here.....
this carryover from 2020 will come on 8915-F and unfortunately, Intuit is projecting a 03/17 date. In their defense tho, IRS does not even have that form finalized. Ugh!!
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Oh, gee, look! @rcooley25 start yet another complaining topic on this subject:
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Again let me say that I was not yelling at intuit or any of you fellow preparers. I was only passing along information regarding a topic that is causing a great deal of frustration to many of us. So sorry that some of you cant understand that or appreciate that.
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I thought misery loves company.
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Ug indeed. Intuit has been receiving a lot of flack over how they are handling this but what it all comes down to it still is the IRS fault.