Good day, I have received a few 1099R's for some clients that have a gross
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Did you mean to have additional with this? I'm not understanding what you are asking.Originally posted by Roseman View Post
LTOnly in government or politics is a "cut in spending" really an increase. It's just not as much of an increase as they wanted it to be, therefore a "cut". -
I think he got interrupted by one of those darn fool clients coming in and disturbingOriginally posted by thomtax View Post
train of thought. (grin)ChEAr$,
Harlan Lunsford, EA n LAComment
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Gee, do you think we should call 911?Comment
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1099R Taxable Amount
I think his question is clear enough. Don't know why the rest of you can't figure it out.....Comment
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The question is how do you determine the taxable amount. So it has a gross but not a taxable amount (and probably has taxable amount not determined checked). Learn to read minds!
The answer is, if it's an IRA you calculate the taxable amount using Form 8606. Otherwise you probably need to do a simplified method worksheet (for stuff like office of personnel management pensions.)Comment
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