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Question

I get retirement pay from the military and have a 1099-R but the program acts like I withdrew money early. Also not sure if qualified or non qualified plan

Forum|Forum|6 years ago
June 7, 2019
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First, double check that you chose the correct code for Box 7 on the 1099-R entry screen. For normal military retirement pay, Box 7 should have Code 7 - Normal Distribution. (If you entered an incorrect code, such as Code 1, TurboTax will think it was an early distribution.)

Military retirement is a non-qualified plan.

To get back to your 1099-R:

Once in your return, type "1099-R" in the search box on the blue dashboard
Click "Jump to 1099-R" link
Click Edit next to your military retirement 1099-R.

This answer is incorrect. It should be a qualified plan. You will get an error if you say nonqualified.