@NCperson
Well, I have the latest updates and still see the problem. My case is a single partially taxable IRA, and a single, fully taxable pension. Since IRA'a and pensions are reported on a single line now, this should be considered a multiple distribution. Only the IRA is showing up on 4a, so 4a is far less than 4b.
Here is a quote from a Knowledge Base Article for Intuit Pro Tax:
"For pensions, if the gross amount received from all pensions is not the same as the taxable amount received from all pensions, both the gross and taxable amount will print on Form 1040. If the gross pension and taxable pension amounts are the same, then only the taxable amount will print on Form 1040. For IRAs, if the gross amount received from all sources is not the same as the taxable amount, both the gross and taxable amount will print on Form 1040. If the gross IRA and taxable IRA amounts are the same, then only the taxable amount will print on Form 1040 unless a conversion from a traditional to Roth IRA was made."
Obviously, TurboTax still isn't doing this for me, because my gross amounts are not the same as my taxable amounts from all distributions. Can you (or anyone) help get this fixed? Numerous users are complaining and have called in to customer support, but still no fix.
