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entering spousal inherited ira with basis and traditional ira with basis

tx 0151
Level 2

have distribution from spousal ira with basis and

have traditional ira with basis.

Do both go on the 8606 together?

 

 

 

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Terry53029
Level 14
Level 14

Not sure what you are asking, but the 8606 is for nondeductible IRA, and each spouse fills out their own. 

tx 0151
Level 2

no. Is  the inherited ira balance, with no basis, added to all other IRAs, on line 6, form 8606?

Both the  distributions, are included on the 8606 (from the 1099 input) with the traditional ira

 distribution amount, on line 7, form 8606

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tx 0151
Level 2

the inherited ira distribution, with no basis, is in addition to,

the traditional ira with basis. Both distributions flow through to the, 8606

should the inherited ira balance be added to the traditional ira balance,

for line 6, of the 8606?

 

 

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Terry53029
Level 14
Level 14

Do both Ira's belong to a surviving spouse that took a distribution from each one, and are both in name of surviving spouse 

tx 0151
Level 2

yes. 1 is inherited IRA from spouse and 1 is this own IRA w/basis

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sjrcpa
Level 15

Does the inherited IRA have basis or not? You have given conflicting information.


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tx 0151
Level 2

no basis on the inherited IRA.

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tx 0151
Level 2

only basis on the other regular traditional IRA, which is taxpayer.

The inherited IRA is coming from deceased spouse.

 

But, Intuit proseries, thinks also, they both get included together,

 think that this inherited IRA, gets included with all IRAs

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sjrcpa
Level 15

The distribution from the inherited IRA should not be included on the 8606, nor should its 12/31/19 FMV.

In Screen 13.1, scroll down to the 8606 and check the Treat as Inherited box. See if that fixes it. Oops, that's a Lacerte answer. But look for something to indicate it is inherited IRA.


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sjrcpa
Level 15

It is also used to compute the taxable amount of an IRA distribution when there is basis in the IRA.


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tx 0151
Level 2

It states, if this distribution is from an inherited IRA, indicate the distribution is from

 the IRA of  >>>Spouse and treat as recipient's own??

this is the only other box in that area

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