I just received a 1099-R from Vanguard for an excess contribution I made to my solo 401(k) in 2024 and withdrew in 2024 (bad advice from my accountant).
There are two amounts listed in Box 1--the amount of excess distribution and the return on the excess distribution. It is all listed as taxable in Box 2a. The code in Box 7 is P.
I believe I do not have to pay tax on the return of the distribution (because the amount is part of my taxable income) but I do have to pay tax on the return on my 2024 tax return.
Is this correct? How do I do this?
All advice welcome. Greg
There are two amounts listed in Box 1--the amount of excess distribution and the return on the excess distribution. It is all listed as taxable in Box 2a. The code in Box 7 is P.
I believe I do not have to pay tax on the return of the distribution (because the amount is part of my taxable income) but I do have to pay tax on the return on my 2024 tax return.
Is this correct? How do I do this?
All advice welcome. Greg
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