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JohnChal
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04-09-2020
01:21 PM
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Have a railroad retiree as new client. Have not entered data from Form RRB-1099 and Form RRB-1099-B. How do I correctly enter these in ProSeries Basic? Thanks
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Slats
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04-09-2020
01:28 PM
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Using the Social Security and 1099-R worksheets found in the Forms Menu of ProSeries you will find the appropriate places enumerated by Line item as to where to input all applicable data. When opening the Form 1099-R worksheets, you will see a box asking if this is an RRB-1099, as you will find Line item questions on the Social Security worksheets. Every box that needs filled with information will be contained on those worksheets, which are located in your Forms In Use menu.
