I received a 1099R from Fidelity for an inherited BDA account. The account I inherited was a Roth IRA held for many years. My understanding is that the required distribution is not taxable. What are the correct entries in Turbotax for this situation?
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I am beside myself. I have used TT in the past. This year I took out 20,000 from an inherited Roth IRA. Marked it correctly in TT. Filed my taxes and realized afterwards that TT has me paying tax on that distribution. What do I do now?
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