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Hello!
My clients have received settlement funds from a class action lawsuit against JP Morgan 401K Plan.
The letter that came with the check states that taxes were withheld and a 1099-R would be issued. No 1099-R was received.
I called the hotline number and it is all old news. There is no human available and it just repeats the same message that taxes were withheld and see your 1009-R and tax advisor for more help.
I emailed JP Morgan and they said it was treated the same as a 1099-MISC. If it was less than $600 then no taxes were withheld and no 1099 of any type was issued.
I think this should be reported on the 1040 on Line 4 for pensions but I don't think that's possible without the 1099-R. I have included it on Line 8 of Additional Income as Other Income.
Does anyone know the correct way? Is there a better way, and does it even matter?
Thanks!
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