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If this is an error message you are receiving, you would need to go back to Federal Taxes, Wage and income, retirement income to edit the 1099-R in question. This is usually a decimal point or comma error in your entry. If you are saying you actually have a 1099-R form that shows a larger taxable amount than gross, that would be error made by the issuer and yo should call them for a corrected form.
I called the company and they said the amount was correct and I should ask Turbo Tax.
Just to clarify, what is the error message you are receiving?
Whatever the case may be, I would delete the entry in its entirety and reenter the 1099R input from scratch.
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