Sorry I was fixing my post to better clarify at the same time you were answering.
The bottom line deductions come other the same as you mentioned with I leave the SEP max checked or manually put in employer contribution, but I just wasn't certain if "employer contribution (employer matching profit sharing) contribution" was the correct box to enter the information because I thought that some 401-k plans also allowed employer "matching" which was different than the regular employer contribution.
In regards to the W-2 and having two separate 401K for two different tax years ( D for 2023 tax year, and D22 for 2022 tax year) at this point Turbotax is not throwing up a red flag tell me I have to correct and error. I simply got a message telling I had entered two separate amounts using same code (D) and was that information correct or something along those lines. Anyway I simply moved pas that screen to the next and in the form mode it shows the two amounts entered with the same code, so I'll just have to wait until I get all my other tax documents so I can finalize my taxes to see if all the calculations work out correctly and then see if Turbotax allows me to efile since occasionally if the program does not like sometime even if it does not show as a red flag it prevents you from filing (for example last year I had an issue with Form 1116 and turbotax did not red flag an error for the form, but it also did not like how I had entered the information or maybe there was a glitch in the program, and eventually after deleting original forms and readding Turbotax eventually allowed me to efile) . Long story longer sometimes you have to manipulate things in Turbotax to get the program to recognize how it should enter the information on the tax forms.
Thanks for your help.
