Thanks for the information. I hope it works.
I will try that by reducing the 10 digit codes removing the starting zero on one 1099-R and removing the trailing zero on the other 1099-R form.
I spent several extra hours trying to track down why TurboTax came up with the error. When the error stated the number was larger than 10 digits when I entered 10 digits. That should have been flagged at the initial data entry for the 1099-R form(s).
Note: The prior year (Turbotax 2022) accepted the 10 digit code and printed it on the CT-1040 form. Go figure.
I spent good money on a product that was said to be 100% accurate when it was not! It has to have a work around. As I stated before I spent several extra hours chasing down your error.
I am not giving a thumbs up.
