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As long as it was redeposited into the same account or account type and as long as it was done timely (by Aug 31, if distributed earlier in the year), then you mark this as a Rollover. Normally, that would not be eligible for rollover, but this time, it's the same as a rollover.
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As long as it was redeposited into the same account or account type and as long as it was done timely (by Aug 31, if distributed earlier in the year), then you mark this as a Rollover. Normally, that would not be eligible for rollover, but this time, it's the same as a rollover.
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Oh: that assumes the entire amount was put back. If there is withholding, that needed to be paid in from on hand funds. Or, you have a Partial rollover.
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Thanks #qbteachmt