I made a Full ($7000) Roth contribution in the Fall of 2019, then had an expected bump in year-end income. I realize that MAGI, not AGI, is the test for contribution limits, but Turbo Tax apparently doesn't easily tell me MAGI. Anyway, my AGI puts me in the "reduced" contribution range. Although other discussions here suggest Turbo Tax will tell me what my Roth contribution can be, it does not seem to be doing that. It simply accepts the full $7000 number, and then asks ME if I have an excess contribution.
What am I missing? How do I get Turbo Tax to tell me what the contribution limit is for me? And then if you want to try part 2 here . . . once I get that answer, what do I do about the portion that is "excess"?
