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vkamat
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How can I correctly enter catch-up contributions to my 403(b) beyond the $19,000 limit for 2019 without Turbotax interpreting it as overpayment?

I double checked with my employer that I am eligible for up to $3,000 beyond the $19,000 limit for 2019. However TurboTax offers me no opportunity to enter this information or override it manually. Thanks for any help or insights.
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dmertz
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How can I correctly enter catch-up contributions to my 403(b) beyond the $19,000 limit for 2019 without Turbotax interpreting it as overpayment?

Enter the amounts shown in box 12 of your W-2 exactly as they are, only in box 12 of TurboTax's W-2 form, nowhere else in TurboTax.  Do not enter them as IRA contributions, a 403(b) is not an IRA.

 

Although I think it's unlikely, if TurboTax warns you during entry of the W-2 that you are over the contribution limit, ignore the indication.  If TurboTax will not allow e-filing with this condition present in your tax return, file by mail.

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