Thanks. It turns out my problem is a bit different. Since I am within 3 years of retirement I am allowed for make even great "catch up provision."
"There’s also a separate catch-up contribution that benefits soon-to-be retirees, if permitted by the 457 plan. If you’re within three years of the plan’s “normal retirement age,” you can save double the annual limit for three years as long as you haven’t maxed out your contributions in the past. If you’re eligible, that brings your maximum contribution level to $37,000 for 2018—or up to $111,000 over three years." So my maximum limit is $37,000 for 2018. It seems like I should be able to override TurboTax (which tells me I am beyond the contribution limit and must fix it) and file anyway but no luck. I got the return to print so I can always resort to filing my mail.
