I have a client who is 72 years old. He had two IRA's - one with Oppenheimer and the other with Ameriprise. He rolled both over to IRA's with his bank. The year-end IRA statement from the bank shows both IRA's opened as rollovers; however, both 1099-R's show a distribution code of 7. (Of course he waited until after I had the return finished to show me the bank statement and tell me about the rollovers!)
Two questions:
1. I know you cannot make contributions to an IRA after 70 1/2, but I assume a rollover is OK?
2. Do I need to have client attempt to get corrected 1099's showing code G, or just show them as rollovers on the return and hope client does not get a CP letter sometime next year?
Two questions:
1. I know you cannot make contributions to an IRA after 70 1/2, but I assume a rollover is OK?
2. Do I need to have client attempt to get corrected 1099's showing code G, or just show them as rollovers on the return and hope client does not get a CP letter sometime next year?
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