If you get a 1099-R for withdrawals from any retirement plan you do need to enter those into Turbotax. Usually (but not always) Roth withdrawals are not taxed. TT will do the right thing (asking follow questions in need be) to figure out if they are taxable or no.
Also 1040 line 4a is for "total IRA distributions" and 4b is for "taxable distributions" ... the IRS will want to see the total of all IRA 1099-Rs on line 4a. Otherwise they may hassle you (in a year or two or three even) to explain why your total doesn't match their total. TT will figure out how much (usually zero for Roth's) should be on line 4b.
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