the question reads "What were your Roth IRA contributions prior to 2025?" I have no way to check that on my fidelity accounts but it is well above any withdrawn amount.

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the question reads "What were your Roth IRA contributions prior to 2025?" I have no way to check that on my fidelity accounts but it is well above any withdrawn amount.

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Withdrawals are taxable if they are more than your contributions and you are under age 59-1/2.  The IRS does not keep track for you, you have to maintain these financial records for yourself.  You have to give Turbotax some kind of number.  You might be able to get copies of past form 5498 from your broker and/or the IRS, or you just guess.  If audited, and you can't prove your contributions, the IRS could make the withdrawal taxable.