Why are you asking? You do not enter 403b contributions under Deductions. Only enter it from your W2. Or did you take a distribution?
If you received a distribution from any type of employe sponsored retirement plan (includes profit-sharing, 401(k), 403(b) and 457(b) plans) they are not IRA.s but are considered a type of one, Distributions automatically qualify as RMDs
No, but they both are tax deductible retirement savings plans that grow tax deferred.
The 403(b) is a Qualified retirement plan. A 403(b) is only available to employees of certain organizations, and it has higher annual contribution limits.
The IRA (Individual Retirement Account) can offer a variety of options for tax and investment purposes.
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