I have four 1099Rs. Only one is an IRA distribution. The total amount of the four withdrawals on the worksheet titled Your 1099-R Entries flows to the worksheet that lists all income and it is the number listed for IRA, 401(k), Pension Plan Withdrawals (1099R). That is the number I expect to see in box 4a of my 1040. But I see a number that is off exactly by the IRA distribution. That amount is missing so 4a is understated. There is another problem in that my 1040 4b (Taxable amount of IRAs, etc) is overstated by an amount that does include the IRA distribution plus another unidentifiable amount. So my taxable income is overstated. But that is another problem, probably stemming from the same programming source. If I cannot get this problem corrected, I will buy H&R Block software for my 2018 return. I am inclined to believe that because the 2017 1040 had a separate line for IRA distributions and the 2018 does not, it has resulted in a programming error.
