What is "IRS Distribution Code" for 401K withdrawal?
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What is "IRS Distribution Code" for 401K withdrawal?
It is a code used to designate the nature of the 401K withdrawal.
It is found on the Form 1099-R and tells the IRS how the distribution should be taxed.
It depends on what kind of distribution it was. Here is the list:
Distribution Code Meaning
1 Early distribution, no known exception
2 Early distribution, exception applies
3 Disability
4 Death
5 Prohibited transaction
6 Section 1035 exchange
7 Normal distribution
8 Excess contribution
9 Cost of life insurance protection
A May be eligible for 10-year tax option
D Excess contribution
E Excess annual additions
F Charitable gift annuity
G Direct rollover
J Early distribution from Roth IRA
L Loans treated as deemed distributions
N Recharacterized IRA contribution
P Excess contribution
Q Qualified distribution from a Roth IRA
R Recharacterized IRA contribution
S Early distribution from a SIMPLE IRA in the first two years, no known exception
T Roth IRA distribution, exception applies
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