I had the exact same problem on my 2019 tax submission when I went to file. It was very frustrating as, like you, I have been retired for years and don't get W2 forms, only 1099-R forms. I couldn't get out of this loop which kept me from filing. Out of frustration, when it asked for my employer state, I just put in the state I was in, and for a zip code, I just put in my home zip. It then allowed me to finish filing. This is a bug in the system and it needs to be corrected by Turbo Tax. To me it is a "no brainer" if one files the taxes using 1099-R forms and social security forms -- that they are retired. Anyway, I used your advise after the fact and went into Forms, and manually deleted the W2 form.
Come on Turbo Tax, lets get this "bug" fixed!!
