Can I file electronically after correcting a 401K over contribution in other miscellaneous income (i.e. without a 1099R)?

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No. Unfortunately, if you have an excess 401(K) Contribution, you won't be able to E-file your 2018 return.

There is currently an e-filing issue within TurboTax related to excess contributions so you will need to mail in your return. You can check out this TurboTax FAQ for more information: Excess 401(k) Contribution Preventing E-filing.

I cannot file my return electronically because the on federal return I do not know how to fill out my unrecovered IRA contributions in either Part A Line 4a or 4b. Idid not have any and it will not accept $0.

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