Thank you! That all makes perfect sense. So if I understand you correctly, I should just delete the 1099-R from my broker even though they've certainly submitted to the IRS? If that's the case, I'm surprised that the Turbotax program doesn't take line 2a instead of line 1, if 2a is zero. I'm worried that since they reported it as a distribution, it's showing up as additional income, and is taxable. You're saying that's not the case, it's not taxable because it's a Roth. But Turbotax is sure making it look like it is taxable at the end of my return. Final confirmation, the solution is to just delete that 1099-R for 2022, correct?
