It says to enter value of Roth contributions does that also include employee matching or what I’ve just put in?

[DoninGA]

Only what You have contributed to the Roth IRA.

[Opus 17]

A Roth IRA is not a "Roth" (or after-tax) 401(k) or 403(b).  They are completely different.

Information about contributions to work retirement plans is contained in your W-2.  Don't enter anything more.  When Turbotax asks about Roth IRA contributions, it is only asking about any private account you might have contributed to, not your work plans. 

[dmertz]

There are also no such thing as employer contributions made to any type of Roth account.  Contributions to a Roth IRA are personal contributions and contributions to a Roth account in a qualified retirement plan like a 401(k) can only be employee contributions, never employer contributions.  Roth contributions always come from the individual's compensation reported on a W-2 or net profit from self-employment.