@dmertz Ok I found what is causing the credit to be denied.
As I told you earlier i converted 10k to a roth in 2022 and 100k in 2021.
When I go through the retirement savings credit web pages in turbo tax I entered these values on the pages where it asks, did you receive any distributions from a retirement plan and I entered 100K for 2021 and 10K for 2022, assuming that when I had entered in my 1099-R information where I said this was a Roth conversion, it would remember that here. It does not. If I delete the entry for the 2021 and 2022 retirement distributions then I get the savers credit as expected.
So in your test case you apparently have no retirement plan distributions entered under the retirement savings credit web pages. It seems like turbo tax should be asking here again if these distributions were converted to a Roth and therefore does not affect the credit. Or it should remember this info in this section after it is entered for the 1099-R page
