I get all of the prompts that you state except when I enter my non-deductible IRA it doesn't ask "Do you want to make your IRA contributions nondeductible?". I get "Income Too High To Deduct an IRA Contribution" which is the same thing but it doesn't seem to filling out the 1040 line 4a with my non-deductible IRA contributions as it has in past years. Because of this, TurboTax is making me pay income taxes on my non-deductible IRA contribution that I converted to a Roth IRA. This is unacceptable.
I called in and got a case number [phone number removed] which was set to "resolved" but nothing was resolved. It looks like there is a software bug this year with TurboTax Premier. The agent said I filled everything out correctly but couldn't figure out why TurboTax wasn't filling out the 1040 line 4a correctly.
If I can't get this resolved soon then I will have to use another companies tax software.
