Submitted by DFWNannySearch t3_124tlbe in personalfinance
DeluxeXL t1_je0qt8r wrote
Was there any change in account value between the 2021 contribution and withdrawal? For example, if account value immediately before contribution was $30000.00, contribution was $6000.00, and account value was $36000.00 immediately before withdrawal, then there is no change.
>I spoke with Vanguard who had said I should just take it back out, so I ended up transferring the money back into my bank account a few days later.
You were supposed to go through "return of excess contribution", not just a withdrawal. Withdrawal does not undo a contribution unless the net income attributable is also removed.
DFWNannySearch OP t1_je0sm97 wrote
Looks like it made $0.01 in interest, but that was also removed with the $6000. Would there have been a form for "return of excess contribution"?
DeluxeXL t1_je0t73r wrote
Call the IRS to discuss. You might be able to convince them that you did everything required by law to return the excess contribution - that the withdrawal was actually the return of excess contribution. It's just not coded properly on 1099-R.
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