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You do not have to enter a Roth IRA contribution at all in TurboTax or on your tax return. There is no deduction for it, not is there a line entry on the tax form. Some like to track their Roth basis in the software, but it is not required. Remove the entry to clear the error and track basis outside of the software.
You are correct that spouses are not limited to their own earnings to contribute to an IRA/Roth IRA (limited to the earnings of the working spouse).
http://www.rothira.com/roth-ira-rules
You do not have to enter a Roth IRA contribution at all in TurboTax or on your tax return. There is no deduction for it, not is there a line entry on the tax form. Some like to track their Roth basis in the software, but it is not required. Remove the entry to clear the error and track basis outside of the software.
You are correct that spouses are not limited to their own earnings to contribute to an IRA/Roth IRA (limited to the earnings of the working spouse).
http://www.rothira.com/roth-ira-rules
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