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I made contribution to a company retirement plan of $3,396.80. I also contributed $3,000 to my Fidelity account. Total of $6,396.80. How do I enter these values?

 
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ChristinaS
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I made contribution to a company retirement plan of $3,396.80. I also contributed $3,000 to my Fidelity account. Total of $6,396.80. How do I enter these values?

If you are a W2 employee, your retirement plan contribution is built into your W2. If its deductible, your box 1 wages will already reflect that. You cannot add employer-based retirement plan contributions on your tax return. Just type in your W2 exactly as it appears.

If you contributed to an IRA with Fidelity, enter that here:

  • Federal Taxes- Deductions and Credits
  • Retirement and Investments
  • Traditional and Roth IRA Contributions
  • Enter the $3000 as Traditional or Roth, whichever is correct.

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ChristinaS
Expert Alumni

I made contribution to a company retirement plan of $3,396.80. I also contributed $3,000 to my Fidelity account. Total of $6,396.80. How do I enter these values?

If you are a W2 employee, your retirement plan contribution is built into your W2. If its deductible, your box 1 wages will already reflect that. You cannot add employer-based retirement plan contributions on your tax return. Just type in your W2 exactly as it appears.

If you contributed to an IRA with Fidelity, enter that here:

  • Federal Taxes- Deductions and Credits
  • Retirement and Investments
  • Traditional and Roth IRA Contributions
  • Enter the $3000 as Traditional or Roth, whichever is correct.

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