At the beginning of 2025 I was winding down my last consulting gig and made two small contributions to my ROTH IRA (just under $1,000 total). BY July I realized that my income for 2025 was going to exceed the limit for contributions to a ROTH, so I initiated a reversal of the contributions. The reversal happened. The money went back to the Vanguard taxable account, as well as $1,775 additional funds. I thought, wow! But didn't look into it at that time. I received my 1099-R for that account last week, and called Vanguard to explain the taxable $1,775 from a ROTH. After a couple of hours on the phone with a person out of her depth and half-baked answers from a higher up, I finally got to someone who could understand that $1,775 excess return after three months was not reasonable on less than a $1,000 contribution. I've been assigned a case number and was told this will be resolved in 3-5 days and a new 1099-R will be issued. Update to come when that happens.