It's difficult without seeing the tax return, but which one of the 1099-Rs is for +/- $46,500. That is the one to take a second look at. Go back through the interview and confirm you posted it correctly.
You can take a look at your tax return.
Look at both boxes 4&5 a&b and see if you recognize a discrepancy.
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It's difficult without seeing the tax return, but which one of the 1099-Rs is for +/- $46,500. That is the one to take a second look at. Go back through the interview and confirm you posted it correctly.
You can take a look at your tax return.
Look at both boxes 4&5 a&b and see if you recognize a discrepancy.
To return to the entry screens press Back on the sidebar.
If this does not completely answer your question, please contact us again and provide some additional details.
Yes the discrepancy was apparent in the Tax Summary and 1040, but the 1099-R information I entered was correct.
In the end, I deleted the three 1099-Rs I had entered and entered the information again, and the problem disappeared. Too bad, I liked the incorrect big refund :).
Thanks,