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Not sure how I find "employee elective amounts contributed to all types of pension plans other than a 401(k) plan?

How can I find my contributions to a 403(b)?
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dmertz
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Not sure how I find "employee elective amounts contributed to all types of pension plans other than a 401(k) plan?

Elective deferrals and Roth contributions to a 403(b) are shown with codes E and BB, respectively, in box 12 of your W-2.

chy3
New Member

Not sure how I find "employee elective amounts contributed to all types of pension plans other than a 401(k) plan?

would this apply if i payed after the fact? like i got my full pay check and each month put a certain amount in

Not sure how I find "employee elective amounts contributed to all types of pension plans other than a 401(k) plan?

@chy3  What plan did you contribute to?  Employer plans like 401K need to come out of your pay and be on your W2.  

chy3
New Member

Not sure how I find "employee elective amounts contributed to all types of pension plans other than a 401(k) plan?

it not an employer plan, its a personal ira account that i put my after tax money into

Not sure how I find "employee elective amounts contributed to all types of pension plans other than a 401(k) plan?

Oh IRA is different. This thread was about employer plans.   You can get a deduction for a Traditional IRA contribution (not a ROTH IRA).  You have to enter all IRA contributions.

 

Enter IRA contributions under

Federal On left

Deductions and Credits

Then scroll down to Retirement and Investments

Traditional and ROTH IRA Contributions - Click the Start or Update button

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