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    konradsa Posts: 28, Reputation: 1
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    Mar 19, 2011, 08:59 AM
    Excess Roth IRA removal
    Hi,

    I got the following issue: Last year 2010 I put about $3500 in my Roth IRA, but realized then back in Feb 2011 that I exceeded the income limit for contributions by far. Now I sent Vanguard a form to remove all the excess and withhold tax on the gains, which they did.

    However, I did not get any form now about this from Vanguard, which makes me wonder which tax year I have to include the transaction and gains on, the 2010 or next year's 2011 return? And if this year, what form do I need to file for the gains I had removed? I called Vanguard about it, they told me I won't receive a form 1099 anymore this year, and they also could not answer me whether the form I will receive next year will be for the 2010 or 2011 tax year.

    Thank you!
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    Mar 21, 2011, 09:53 AM

    Since they distriubuted the excess and withheld taxes in Feb 2011, it counts as income to you in 2011. Hence in January 2012 you will receive a 1099 from Vanguard that will include this for filing with your 2011 taxes.

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