When I get to the question, "How much of the $1,479.20 in retirement contributions from your W2 (box 12) went to a Simple Roth IRA plan?" I answered "$1,479.20" because all of my contributions went to this. However, when I attempt to file, I am told there is a "snag." Turbotax takes me to a Check This Entry page and says that "Box 12 Code S should not be greater than the value in box 12 with code S for this W2. " The amounts are EXACTLY the same......$1,479.20. How can I fix this without paying for support??
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Can you tell me if you the amount in box 12 you entered was entered as a whole number? If not, please round the number and enter the rounded number. If this doesn't work, will you let us know and send us a token? Instructions below:
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Hi,
My token number is 1177776
I tried it with the whole number also, and it would not allow me to finish and file.
FYI: I just did the federal review and state review, and it says everything is complete & fine. Then I hit "Start" on the "Review your order" page to file, and it still says "Hmm, looks like we hit a slight snag in this section
Let's get you back to your taxes. Make sure your Internet is connected, and then select Try again, refresh your browser, or check back in a few minutes." This message has been the same since day 1 of me trying to file my taxes.
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