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Question

I entered in a traditional IRA contribution by accident, supposed to be Roth. Now Turbo Tax is not allowing me to delete that entry. Help please

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
January 31, 2025
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After i click "none of the above" under the kind of IRA, and go back to the deductions page. If I click into IRA again, the traditional entry is still there.

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You must indicate that you have a traditional IRA, then proceed to where you originally entered the traditional IRA contribution amount and remove that dollar-amount entry. Simply saying that you have no traditional IRA is insufficient because TurboTax infers from your still-present contribution entry that you do have a traditional IRA.