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mesegars
Feb 14, 2008, 04:51 PM
I took out 18.000 from my 401k last year. the company i worked for was sold. i paid fed taxes on this money when i took it out. i was 59 years old. this year when i filed my taxes i gave h&r my form from them where i paid all fed taxes. they added the total amount i drew out to my total income after i paid taxes on it already. I am confused i had to pay fed tax twice on the withdrawel. is this correct to do?

MukatA
Feb 14, 2008, 08:09 PM
Yes, on the tax return this 401K withdrawal will be added in your total income to figure out your tax. Then what you have already paid will be subtracted from it.