@pplb Since you already had entered a Form 1099-R, when you went to the section for the Form 1099-R and entered Update, the following screen would have shown the form you already entered. Any taxable amount from that form would be on Line 4b of the Form 1040 if the distribution was from an IRA.
Continuing past that screen you would have been asked about Disaster Distributions or repayment in 2021, you answered Yes. Then the next screen asked if you tool a 2020 Qualified Disaster Distribution, you answered Yes.
You checked the box for a Coronavirus-related distribution reported in 2020.
You entered 0 for the line 2020 Form 8915E, line 4, column b
You entered the 1/3 of the distribution from 2020 for an IRA in the box for 2020 Form 8915E, line 17, if you checked the box on that line, enter 0
And you entered the 1/3 of the distribution from 2020 for an IRA in the box for 2020 Form 8915E Line 17
Absolutely no other boxes have an entry, correct?
If you did this then both the taxable amount from the 2021 Form 1099-R you entered and the 1/3 amount of the 2020 distribution from an IRA will be entered on Line 4b of the Form 1040.
On my test return I entered a 2021 Form 1099-R for an IRA with $10,000 taxable. I entered in the section for reporting 1/3 of the 2020 distribution in both boxes for Line 17 an amount of $30,000
On my 2021 test tax return I have the amount of $40,000 on Line 4b of the Form 1040.
Please go back and review your entries for the 2020 distribution.
