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@Hal_Al Sorry I've kind of messed this up, but to clarify: her bonus was $775 ($607 after taxes); as you said, I believe all $775 can be contributed to her Roth IRA. Her consulting work for her former employer, which was reported on her 1099-NEC, was for 861.70. Per what you and Opus_17 said, it sounds like only 92.35% of that can be contributed to her Roth IRA. I realize these amounts can only be contributed to her Roth IRA.
For the 1099-NEC, she does not have any expenses to deduct. Does that mean there is not a way to get this amount considered self employed income in TurboTax Deluxe?
Finally, I still believe there is a software issue in the 1099-NEC section of TurboTax Deluxe. Even though I change the entry to my wife (second name), it still wants to process the entry for me. On the third and fourth screens, it uses my name and not hers. If I edit the entry after I complete it, my name is selected instead of hers. The employer federal ID number format is also no longer selected. I've attached a couple of screenshots to try and show this.
