<prompt> Human: I took money out of two of my 401ks. Ive never done anything like this before, and was told by the representative I would have to pay 35 for taxes. The amount before taking out 35 for taxes was 5,500. I gave the money to my father, who then put the money into my Vanguard account. Shouldnt I be reimbursed for the taxes I paid? And where do I put this information in my tax forms? I am very new to this, and make under 35,000. I checked AARP but they dont have any slots available. I live in Kansas, and this is my first time doing taxes. Any advice would be greatly appreciatedEDITIm in mid twenties, made around 26k, go to college part time, and live in apartment.I took at 1000 in March 2016, and 4500 in December from Fidelity account. My parents put the 5500 in December 2016 into my Vanguard.Spoke with a professional, and looks like Ill probably break even on it. He might get it lowered since Im a part time student. Only issue was that I was in and out of his office in like 15 minutes. I get he does this for a living but it seemed rushed, like he didnt really care didnt ask me when I out money in my vanguard account just when I took money out, and just got the impression he thought this was going to be super quick and easy. So I dont know if I should see someone else and see what they say. Thank you all for your advice.lesson learned. DONT TOOUCH YOUR FUCKING 401K.  <response>: How long ago did you do this? You have a 60 day window to deposit that money into an eligible account before youre forced to pay the tax on it. 