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You would enter NO if your only exposure to a Roth account was through payroll deductions to a Roth 401k.
A Roth 401k and a Roth IRA are two separate types of accounts. Entering the information on your W-2 showing that you contributed money to a Roth 401k through payroll deductions is all you need to do.
Making a contribution to a Roth IRA would be done outside of your job by opening an IRA with a financial custodian and making direct contributions to the account. If you did have a separate Roth IRA, then you would enter the contributions you made in your return.
Thanks for this answer; they still word the question the same way and, like so many forms, we're seemingly asked for the same information over and over again.
I find far too many questions in Turbo Tax ambiguous, like this one... They could easily clarify the question by adding "not included on your W2."
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