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I received a 1099R and a 1099B for the same transaction which one should I file

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To clarify your question, was stock sold to fund the 1099-R, or was this another type of transaction?

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I received a 1099R and a 1099B for the same transaction, box 1a ,1c, and 1d have entries, and box 5 is checked.

gross proceeds box is checked in box 6.

Doi need to just file the 1099R?

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It would be helpful if you could clarify your situation, and we'll try to help.

A 1099-R is issued for a Retirement Fund Distribution (like an IRA, 401K, etc.) and is normally taxable income.

A 1099-B is issued for a Stock/Investment Sale, and reports either a Gain or Loss on the sale.

Since these are very different documents for different transaction types, you most likely need to enter both of them into your tax return.

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