I got the warning that my Roth IRA contributions exceeded federal IRS limits and I was instructed to file for a return of excess contributions. I first contacted my HR department and tried to get them to fill out the Fidelity Form for return of excess contributions. They told me they cant do that because our program is a 401K plan with no Roth IRA. So I turned in the form and the letter from HR saying they did not contribute to a ROTH IRA account. They denied my claim and told me the limits on my contributions was $22,500 and that I did not exceed that limit on either or both of my accounts. Fidelity Stated that they have had a lot of calls and forms from Turbo tax users inquiring about the same issue. So my HR and my Investment Manager both say it is a turbo tax error.
