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doreenros
Feb 4, 2009, 01:33 PM
Took a 401k loan to buy my house in 2001 and in 2007 I defaulted on the loan. Filed for bankruptcy Sept. 2008. When I did my taxes for 2007 I paid $$ to IRS because of this. When I was doing my 2008 taxes, Turbo Tax asked is I'd had any distributions in previous years. I said yes, in 2007. Before I answered this question I had $$ being refunded to me; after I entered the default amount, I owed $$ to the IRS - why?? I've already paid the IRS; why does it seem I will have to pay again this year? Thank you very much.

ScottGem
Feb 4, 2009, 02:13 PM
Did you use TT for your 2007 taxes? If you are sure you paid the taxes and penalties on your 401K withdrawal and did not get a 1099 then go back and tell TT No instead of Yes.