I agree. I am not using TT next year because of this flagrant error and I have used it since the mid 90s. I think I am just going to enter 0 on each 1099-R when it asks what the required RMD is. If you are sure you took enough out on a combined basis (and if none of your -R accounts are 403(b) annuities) you should be OK. Let the IRS figure the RMD since TT hasn't gone to the trouble of providing a RMD summary form OR of asking if any of the accounts in question are 403(b) accounts.
