@DanaB27 Thank you for the response. In reviewing my 2018 tax return, it appears I submitted a substitute 1099-R via Form 4852, noting the return of excessive contributions in 2018 that will be reported via a 2019 1099-R. Thus, I should be good with the IRS from a 1099-R reporting perspective.
To clarify your response, I fix my 2022 return via the "Do you have any Excess Roth Contributions" screen, then I amend 2020 and 2021 to remove the penalty by the same process. No action is needed with my 2019 return. Is this correct?
And thank you again for your answer.
