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Retirement tax questions
Sort of, but it's asking about the type of account to which the contributions were made. Contributions to a traditional SIMPLE IRA can only be pre-tax contributions while contributions to a SIMPLE Roth IRA can only be after-tax contributions. Because both are reported the same way on your W-2 as if they were pre-tax, TurboTax needs to know if the contribution was actually to a SIMPLE Roth IRA so that it can be added back to your taxable income.
If you don't know if your SIMPLE account is traditional or Roth, check your year-end statement or ask the IRA custodian.
‎February 3, 2025
6:05 AM