Does money automatically added to an IRA (associated with a job) by that employer, as I was paid, count as "me contributing to an IRA"? I didn't add to the IRA otherwise.

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No. Employer contributions are not to be entered as regular IRA contributions. Also, enter amounts shown in box 12 of your W-2 only in box 12 of TurboTax's W-2 form, nowhere else in TurboTax.

In 2022 I used the TurboTax download to prepare my tax return and that was the first year I had Qualified Charitable Contribution (QCD) as part of my IRA RMD. I got an IRS Notice: CP2000 about that return stating that "We couldn't identify the retire...

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Does money automatically added to an IRA (associated with a job) by that employer, as I was paid, count as "me contributing to an IRA"? I didn't add to the IRA otherwise.

Does money automatically added to an IRA (associated with a job) by that employer, as I was paid, count as "me contributing to an IRA"? I didn't add to the IRA otherwise.

Does money automatically added to an IRA (associated with a job) by that employer, as I was paid, count as "me contributing to an IRA"? I didn't add to the IRA otherwise.

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