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Are we missing form for rollover deposit? curiousgeorge408 04-08-2008
Posted by curiousgeorge408 on April 8, 2008, 12:52 am
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When a rollover is done from a qualified employer plan to a Trad
IRA and the owner receives a check, the originating broker issues
a 1099-R.

When the check is deposited within the statutory time limit into
an IRA at another broker, what form should that broker issue to
report the qualified rollover?

Should the taxpayer expect to get a copy of that form?

We do have the second form in our records.

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Posted by Phil Marti on April 8, 2008, 7:42 am
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> When a rollover is done from a qualified employer plan to a Trad
> IRA and the owner receives a check, the originating broker issues
> a 1099-R.
>
> When the check is deposited within the statutory time limit into
> an IRA at another broker, what form should that broker issue to
> report the qualified rollover?

I believe the new custodian issues a 5498.

> Should the taxpayer expect to get a copy of that form?

If one is issued, yes. However, they're not due until May for 2007
transactions.

If this has to do with 2007 return preparation, you don't need such a form.

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Clarksburg, MD

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