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April 2, 2024
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IRA distribution offset

  • April 2, 2024
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The taxpayer withdrew $5000 from IRA in 2023. He does not have any earned income in 2023 and it is past 60 days for rollover to another IRA. I entered $5000 into 2023 contribution (in Pro Series) and although it is not deductible, it made prior distribution nontaxable. Line 4b was $5000 and now is $0. Is that correct? 

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Best answer by Just-Lisa-Now-

I guess Im misreading what you wrote, you said it was passed the 60 day to roll it over, so thats a taxable transaction, he cant put it back in another IRA as a contribution to avoid the taxability.

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Just-Lisa-Now-
Intuit Community Champion
April 2, 2024

Look at the 8606, did he have a prior year non-deductible IRA thats wiping it out?

Wait, I just re-read what you wrote, why did you enter it as a contribution?  the software doesnt know its been more than 60 day, but you do, so it cant be a rollover and hes not allowed to make a contribution if hes got no earned income.


@Chris_4325 wrote:

The taxpayer withdrew $5000 from IRA in 2023. He does not have any earned income in 2023 and it is past 60 days for rollover to another IRA. I entered $5000 into 2023 contribution (in Pro Series) and although it is not deductible, it made prior distribution nontaxable. Line 4b was $5000 and now is $0. Is that correct? 


 

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Level 3
April 2, 2024

I entered IRA contribution as a new contribution in the new contribution worksheet.  For rollovers within 60 days there is a section on 1099-R distribution worksheet. This contribution didn't carry over to the rollover section. Although there is no earned income, I thought there was something else that created this offset.

Just-Lisa-Now-
Intuit Community Champion
April 2, 2024

I guess Im misreading what you wrote, you said it was passed the 60 day to roll it over, so thats a taxable transaction, he cant put it back in another IRA as a contribution to avoid the taxability.

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