I have a traditional IRA, but I lost the job that provided it. So I made contributions to an IRA but i dont plan on making any more. Im not sure how to answer?

lionblaze3 · ‎March 26, 2025

DawnC · ‎March 26, 2025

What question are you being asked? Use the instructions below to enter your IRA contributions.

How to enter your IRA contributions in TurboTax

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Opus 17 · ‎March 26, 2025

Jobs don't provide IRAs. If your job had a qualified plan, that would be a 401k, 403b, or something similar. That is NOT the same as an IRA.

If you have workplace contributions to a qualified workplace plan, that is recorded on your W-2 and Turbotax sees it automatically. Don't enter those contributions anywhere else. If you contributed separately to a private IRA that you set up yourself, you do list those contributions.

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I have a traditional IRA, but I lost the job that provided it. So I made contributions to an IRA but i dont plan on making any more. Im not sure how to answer?