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What a mess! And the last time I checked, the IRS didn't have any of my income on my wage & income transcript. If both 1099R forms were filed as original, then yes, it should show up twice, and I'm not 100% sure that filing a 3rd one marked corrected will fix this. Keep the documentation handy and wait for a CP2000. Should be easy enough to explain.

I already know that my Win 10 desktop will not run Win 11.

I have been using open office for many years, and was a user of "as-easy-as" before that. W10 is no longer safe to use after the end of support data mentioned in the OP. Why? No more security updates. Those here manage data which must be kept secure, and after the above date, no one can consider W10 secure, period. If your machine runs W10, it should runs W11 as well. Whether or not your machine is secure is another matter (hardware security, software security, physical security).

Fake News or Conspiracy theory alert....I have no proof for what I am about to say. I would guess that Microsoft knows that a lot of people (like me) do not upgrade their OS, they get a new computer with the new OS pre-loaded. Could it be that they are trying to get more new computers out there so they can pre-load with Edge and the new AI Bing and add the new AI features to their Office suites? Also, I have heard they are not selling the Office Suite as a product any more, only as a subscription, so if you are updating your OS and getting a new machine, you would also have to move to their subscription model for Office products? More recurring revenue to impress Wall Street? Just me thinking about how I think the mega tech companies are looking to get more and more of our hard earned money. Tom Longview, TX

I was wondering about this. I had heard Win 12 was coming. I have Win 10 and I have been reluctant to upgrade an existing 'box'. I have been going with a new 'box' every three years and getting the latest OS. My current 'box' is in year 3 but if Win 12 coming, I may continue for a year 4 before getting the new 'box' with Win 12.

It is either classified as nonresidential real property (most likely); or falls under "Asset Class 15.0" which includes assets used in the construction industry with a 5 year depreciation life. Asset Class 15.0 would be a sure thing if the shed was portable and moved from job site to job site. Otherwise it could be argued that the structure is attached to the land by it own weight and for an indefinite time period. 15 year life would fall under Asset Class 00.3; Land Improvements which are also permanently attached to the land. The shed does not qualify as an improvement since it is a building with walls and a roof. A 20 year life is not appropriate under Asset Class 01.3; Farm Buildings. In that case I would use 5 year life under Asset Class 57.0 for assets used in "Distributive Trades and Services".