Based on the information you shared about the Forms 1099-R that you entered, it appears that the only difference between what you entered and what is showing on your tax return is probably a result of rounding off the numbers.
On your return, line 4 b represents taxable IRA distributions. If you had IRA distributions of $22,727 and $3738, then that total would be $26,465. If you entered dollars and cents, it may round up to $26,266 as shown on your return. The IRA/SEP/Simple box will be checked on these 1099-Rs.
Line 4 d represents taxable pension distributions. If the 1099-R for $42,569 also include some cents, it could be rounded up to $42,570.
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