Retirement tax questions
The only part of your ROTH IRA contribution what would be taxable would be the income earned on the account, assuming your distribution is non-qualifying. That would be the difference between what you contributed to the account and its current value at the end of the tax year, taking into consideration distributions made. One key entry would be where you enter your prior year ROTH IRA contributions, you have to make sure you don't include earnings or losses, or amounts converted from a traditional IRA:
You need to make sure that entry is correct, along with the other amounts requested in the program. I suggest you go back through your Form 1099-R entries and make corrections as is needed.
