Federal Smart Check shows error on 1099-R entry for box 9a not being between the prescribed upper and lower limits. Value is blank in the 1099-R, and shown as 0 in TurboTax. Do I just ignore?
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dmertz
Level 15
Feb 6, 2021 9:05:15 AM
Leave box 9a blank in TurboTax; delete the zero. Some payers mistakenly put a zero in box 9a when the form is imported from the payer rather than being entered manually.
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dmertz
Level 15
Feb 6, 2021 9:05:15 AM
Leave box 9a blank in TurboTax; delete the zero. Some payers mistakenly put a zero in box 9a when the form is imported from the payer rather than being entered manually.
tmansir
Level 1
Feb 6, 2021 9:12:52 AM
That was is exactly! I imported the information and the import put a 0.00 in that box, which apparently TurboTax didn't like, thus flagging the error. I deleted the 0.00 entry and left box 9a blank, and TurboTax was then happy, as am I. Thanks!