On the 1099-R worksheet, I cannot add the "1a" box amount of "$0.06". It gives an error of "Enter gross distribution in Box 1". It appears to be a software error to me.

[patrickschultz71]

This is caused by, my best guess, the fact that when I rolled my IRA over, they forgot to roll over what I presume to be the interest, or something?  I have one for $0.06 and another for $0.01.

[DavidD66]

My recommendation is to completely ignore the amounts of $0.06 and $0.01.  Just pretend they aren't on the form.  That's what the IRS will do on their end.

[patrickschultz71]

Thanks David. 

I ended up leaving the value in there.  The bad thing was that I was stuck in a loop with reviewing and was only able to abort when I clicked back to the Income category on the left-hand side of the webpage. I was unable to get out by naturally using the Back or Continue buttons.  The program should alert you of the low value, but should not keep the user stuck in a loop. 

I had reviewed all of the other categories and planned to just force it or bypass to submit the tax return.  However, when I went to Review my Return before filing, TurboTax left the values in there and asked a few more questions about the form. After completing those steps, I was able to resolve each of the warnings.

I hope the TurboTax team reviews this comment, and logs the defect for the next person that may encounter the problem.

[JoannaB2]

In turbo Tax, dollar amount less than $.50 cents woll be dropped to zero and over $050 cents will be rounded off to the next dollar amount.