403b distribution my nj contributions should not be taxed again in nj state, There is a line 20b for this on the NJ state form. How do if find this in turbotax?

[Rich RAS]

I haven't found a way to adjust the already taxed employee contributions.  The problem seems to be that Turbo Tax only refers to retirement accounts as "IRA"  They never ask you whether the funds came from a 401k or 403b.  In New Jersey this matters greatly if those funds were employee contributions to the plan.  At the moment I don't have an answer and plan to NOT use Turbo Tax for the New Jersey filing.  I'll do that by hand.

[fanfare]

You have a basis in your IRA as far as NJ is concerned because you could not deduct IRA contributions from your NJ taxable income in all those past years.

for a 401k, or 403b see here:

https://www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation/pdf/pubs/tgi-ee/git1.pdf

TurboTax supports the Three-year Rule and the General Rule for New Jersey, if applicable.