for a regular IRA you can't say only contributions were taken out. it is not allowed.
for a Roth IRA you can say that, up to the point you use up all the contributions.
I'm not sure how NJ treats that (Code J) since I never took money out of a Roth.
Evidently TurboTax thinks the rule is different.
All the questions you described apply to Traditional IRAs.
This is not your first distribution from a Traditional IRA.
For Roth distribution, you should bypass those entries, backing out what you entered.
For example the total value all Traditional IRAs is not relevant.
TurboTax should not be asking you for that Traditional IRA information.
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