
Entering a Roth IRA distribution on Form 8606 Part III in ProConnect Tax
by Intuit•1• Updated 1 year ago
This article explains how to report a Roth IRA distribution in Part III of Form 8606.
Follow these steps to enter a Roth IRA distribution:
- Go to Input Return ⮕ Income ⮕ Pensions, IRA's (1099-R)
- Fill in the applicable information.
- Select Details for more entries.
- Enter the full distribution in Gross Distribution.
- In the Distribution Code #1 field, select J, Q, or T (whichever is shown on Form 1099-R, box 7) from the dropdown menu.
- If the distribution is a non-qualified Roth IRA distribution (distribution code J or T) and the input for (2A) Taxable Amount (Code 4) is left blank, the program uses the entered gross amount to determine the taxable amount on Form 8606, page 2.
- In determining the taxable amount, the program offsets the gross distribution by any Roth contribution or conversion basis entered on Adjustments to Income.
- If the distribution is a qualified Roth IRA distribution (distribution code Q), the distribution isn't taxed.
- However, if a taxable amount is entered for a qualified Roth IRA distribution, the program will carry it to Form 8606.
- Go to Input Return ⮕ Income ⮕ Pensions, IRA's (1099-R)
- If the distribution is a non-qualified Roth IRA distribution (distribution code J or T) and the input for (2A) Taxable Amount (Code 4) is left blank, the program uses the entered gross amount to determine the taxable amount on Form 8606, page 2.
- Fill in the applicable information.
- Enter the full distribution in Gross Distribution.
- In the Distribution Code #1 field, select J, Q, or T (whichever is shown on Form 1099-R, box 7) from the dropdown menu.
- If the distribution is a non-qualified Roth IRA distribution (distribution code J or T) and the input for (2A) Taxable Amount is left blank, the program uses the entered gross amount to determine the taxable amount on Form 8606, page 2.
- In determining the taxable amount, the program offsets the gross distribution by any Roth contribution or conversion basis entered on Adjustments to Income.
- If the distribution is a qualified Roth IRA distribution (distribution code Q), the distribution isn't taxed.
- However, if a taxable amount is entered for a qualified Roth IRA distribution, the program will carry it to Form 8606.
- If the distribution is a non-qualified Roth IRA distribution (distribution code J or T) and the input for (2A) Taxable Amount is left blank, the program uses the entered gross amount to determine the taxable amount on Form 8606, page 2.
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