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From your own records. It's best explained by example.
Over the years, you put $10,000 in the account. $10,000 is you total cost basis. On 12-31-19, you account was worth $20,000. Earlier in 2019, you took a $5000 distribution (shown in box 1 of your 1099-Q).
Your cost basis is 40% of your total account; 10,000 / (20,000 + 5000) = 40%.
40% ($2000) of the $5000 distribution is basis and 60% ($3000) is earnings.
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