How to enter multiple entries for Box 12 AA, D and W?

[dhirenderpratap]

I moved 2 times to different states..(so resided in three states total in 2022 - WI > NC > GA). And switched Job as well after my last move to GA.. 
Got an extended W2 from my first job and that has got multiple AA, D and W amounts to enter. When I enter multiple AA, D and W entries manually in turbotax, it is complaining to not have multiple entries.. By default W2 import only imports one entry for each AA, D and W entries..

[MaryK4]

You should try to combine the entries on one W2, then delete from the others.

• AA – Designated Roth contributions under a 401(k) plan. Roth contributions are not deductible; however, you may be able to claim the Saver’s Credit, Form 1040 Schedule 3, line 4. See Form 1040 Instructions for details.
• D – Elective deferral under a Section 401(k) cash or arrangement plan. This includes a SIMPLE 401(k) arrangement. You may be able to claim the Saver’s Credit, Form 1040 Schedule 3, line 4. See Form 1040 Instructions for details.
• W – Employer contributions (including amounts the employee elected to contribute using a Section 125 cafeteria plan) to your health savings account (HSA). (Not included in Box 1, 3, or 5.) Report on Form 8889, Health Savings Accounts (HSAs).

[dhirenderpratap]

To confirm .. by combining , you mean add the amount of multiple AA entries and put the total value in the turbotax's AA box.. (do same for D and W)?
There is nothing to delete from others, because these multiple AA, D and W entries are in the same W2.. 

[ErnieS0]

If you worked in several states for the same employer, you would get multiple W-2s with different state information. Depending on your payroll service, you may have duplicate federal or no federal information on the separate state W-2s.

AA, D, and W are all federal information. Are the amounts the same or different? If the amounts are the same, enter only one W-2 for your employer with one set of Box 12 entries (because you have duplicates) and multiple rows in Boxes 15-20 for each state.

It’s possible you will have to add all your AA amounts together and enter the total in one box (and do the same with D and W). Check with your employer first to verify the totals for the year should be the combined amounts for each category as what you are describing is very unusual.

[dhirenderpratap]

You are correct. (And I stand corrected.. I should have said different w2 from same employer in my earlier comments).

These are separate w2 from the same employer representing info from different states. 
The AA, W and D amounts are different in them., so looks like I just need to add the amount and enter as 1 value (do the same for W and D).

I can check with the employer as well as you suggested.