@MichVan
Here, we have to go back to your income. Something is happening to your income that I don't understand. You may need to contact customer support, since no one on this board can see your information.
I would also like you to carefully review @DanaB27 's answer and example image. If you are single and your income is between $73,000 and $83,000, your ability to deduct your IRA contribution is limited as a result of your income. You can still make a non-deductible contribution, as I explained. But by default, Turbotax will try to deduct your contribution first. You might be getting a message that out of the $7000 you contributed, only $1970 is deductible, and the remaining $5030 is non-deductible. What you can do in this case is tell Turbotax to make the other $1970 non-deductible as well.
(Or, you might be getting a message that only $5030 is deductible, because the other $1970 is non-deductible due to your income, but then you have the option of manually declaring that you want the remaining $5030 to be non-deductible as well.)
If that is not the answer, you need to contact customer support.
