Retirement tax questions

Thanks for the quick reply. Just verified that indeed Fidelity will never change the "T" to a "Q" even if I prove to them that the account is more than five years old, though it would be a lot better if Fidelity did change it, because I have to file an amended return for 2019. Their advice was to ask TurboTax how to get around this problem or to use a different tax program.

 

For Massachusetts, even putting 0 in the taxable box doesn't fix it. I have to change the code to "Q."

 

This is a pretty serious bug for the most popular tax program in the U.S.