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It will just list the contribution amounts they removed from your paycheck..
The $$ rolled in from another retirement account are not really a "contribution" and don't get entered there. IF you get a 1099-R for that "rollover" or transfer, from another retirement account, you will enter that 1099-R ,and carefully answer the followup pages about with you did with the distribution (there are a couple of transfer/rollover selections on the pages that follow the main 1099-R form entries in the software)
It will just list the contribution amounts they removed from your paycheck..
The $$ rolled in from another retirement account are not really a "contribution" and don't get entered there. IF you get a 1099-R for that "rollover" or transfer, from another retirement account, you will enter that 1099-R ,and carefully answer the followup pages about with you did with the distribution (there are a couple of transfer/rollover selections on the pages that follow the main 1099-R form entries in the software)
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