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when rolling a pension fund into an IRA Jane 03-09-2008
Posted by Jane on March 9, 2008, 4:27 pm
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When I retired in 2002 the company had $13k in what they called their
"Pension Accumulation Fund". All the money in the fund was put in by
the company. When I retired I rolled it into a traditional IRA with
Vanguard.

I did my taxes with Turbo Tax for 2002. It entered the $13k as a non-
taxable distribution on form 1040 but did not create a corresponding
form 8606 indicating it was rolled over. Should it have? If yes, is
there any need to since all the money will be taxable when I withdraw
it?

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Posted by Alan on March 9, 2008, 5:40 pm
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Jane wrote:
> When I retired in 2002 the company had $13k in what they called their
> "Pension Accumulation Fund". All the money in the fund was put in by
> the company. When I retired I rolled it into a traditional IRA with
> Vanguard.
>
> I did my taxes with Turbo Tax for 2002. It entered the $13k as a non-
> taxable distribution on form 1040 but did not create a corresponding
> form 8606 indicating it was rolled over. Should it have? If yes, is
> there any need to since all the money will be taxable when I withdraw
> it?
>
A Form 8606 only would have been required if you had a cost basis
in the fund. As you did not have a cost basis, no 8606 should
have been filed.

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