I have a 1099-R with Florida listed as the state and a 1099-R with Nevada listed. I moved mid year from Florida to Nevada (same company and account number)
My return was kicked back because of 1099-R error.
Should I combine both amounts and list as one 1099-R with both states listed?
Neither state have income tax,
I’m assuming that’s why it was kicked back……
Yes, you should combine your two Form 1099-R's and list as one with both of the state's information listed in Boxes 15-16. Doing this will result in the income being reported correctly on your return while also getting you past this error message due to having two Form 1099-R's from the same company.
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