possible bug

[kappytax]

I have a SEP ira as my only account requiring a distribution.  Using the table it should be roughly 4,300.  Turbo Tax says it should be 8,614.    I do get a civil service retirement annuity monthly for 29,891.   On the form for that 1099R there is a box for ROTH or insurance premiums.   I put in the amount I contribute for Insurance and maybe Turbo thinks it's for a ROTH.   This appear to be a bug.   I reported a repeatable bug last year dealing with Kansas taxes on civil service retirement payments that was repeatable and fixed for this year.

[dmertz]

TurboTax does not calculate required RMDs.  TurboTax requires you to enter the amount of your required RMD.

Enter each Form 1099-R exactly as received, with no modifications.  If a box on the form provided by the payer is blank, leave it blank in TurboTax.

[kappytax]

In reference to that box referring to either ROTH or health insurance turbo asks how much was for health insurance and I answered with the full amount.  But it didn't remove it from it's calculation of how much I needed for my rmd   Turbo added that amount to my real RMD which is around 4300 based on my SEP amount.   This wasn't a problem last year or the year before when I started RMD

[kappytax]

I did come math.   Turbo Tax is exactly doubling the RMD I reported for my SEP account.   The bug doesn't have anything to do with the ROTH/Health insurance for my retirement account.   NOW, how do I get this fixed so I am not shown owing taxes on the additional $4,307 that turbo thinks I owe?

btw: 4307 x 2 = 8614 which is exactly what turbo says the RMD is which is twice the real amount.

[kappytax]

Turbo Tax exactly doubled my RMD.   My true one from my 1099r is $4,307 but Turbo shows $8,614, exactly double.  I even removed that 1099 and imported again with the same results.