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March 8, 2024
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Erroneous 1099-DIV

  • March 8, 2024
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I rolled over part of my 401K to a rollover IRA in early 2023.  The rollover of company stocks for that rollover went through a custodian (Computershare) before being deposited into my Rollover IRA account.  The company paid dividends in that short window while the shares were with Computershare.  Computershare in turn mailed me a dividend check for these which I promptly deposited into my Rollover IRA.  Computershare issued me a 1099-DIV for those even though I had notified them and provided documentation that they were rolled over into an IRA.  They acknowledge that the rollover should not be taxed but are unwilling to correct the 1099-DIV and referred me to the Rollover IRA financial institution who in turn referred me back to them!!  How do I correctly report this in Turbotax so it is treated as the non-taxable rollover it was?  Thanks

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    fanfare
    March 8, 2024

    Did the new custodian know you were doing a 60-day rollover deposit?

     

    The first custodian should give you a 1099-R not a 1099-DIV

     

    @Taxed2D 

     

    Taxed2DAuthor
    March 8, 2024

    They did know that I was doing a 60 day deposit into a rollover IRA but insist that either the financial institution for my rollover IRA correct this or I figure out a form to fill out to notify the IRS!

    April 15, 2025

    I have the exact same issue this tax year 2024. Can you tell me what was the resolution?


    You should enter the 1099-DIV form and on the screen that says Do these uncommon situations apply? Choose the I need to adjust these dividends option. 

     

    On the next screen you can choose the Other adjustment, including restricted stock dividends reported on Form W-2 option and then on the next screen you can enter the dividend amount as an adjustment to cancel out the dividend income.

     

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