If TurboTax shows a $10,540 tax on excess accumulations in your retirement account, but you don't have one, here are some possible causes and fixes:
Possible Causes and Fixes
Error in Data Entry:
Check 1099-R Entries: If you received a 1099-R, go back and verify all entries. Ensure that the amounts and details are correct.
Review All Income: Go through your income entries to ensure nothing is mislabeled. Use the tax tools to check your income summary.
Check for Mislabeling: Ensure that no income has been incorrectly labeled as retirement income. This can sometimes happen if data is entered incorrectly.
Steps to Resolve
Review Your Tax Return: Go through income entries under the income tab, ensure all information is correct.
Check for 1099-R Forms: Ensure you haven't received any 1099-R forms that might have been incorrectly issued.
Use TurboTax Tools:
Be sure you are logged into TurboTax then select preview my 1040.
Check Income Summary: Go to "Tools," then "Tax Tools," and select "View Tax Summary."
Delete Forms: Go to "Tools," then "Delete a Form," and look for any retirement or 1099-R forms that might be incorrectly listed. You can find more detailed instructions here