Turbotax keeps telling me that $30,000 dollars I had deferred from my salary and put in a 403b exceeds the limit by $3,000. However, the limits are as follows:$20,500 ordinary limit + $6,500 over age 55 'catch-up' limit + $3,000 '15 years with same employer' catch-up.
This is from the IRS website:
It is unfortunate TurboTax is in error on this point, as it sent me on a wild goose chase looking for info on the internet and talking to my 403b plan administrator just to confirm that the correct amount had been deferred. Will Turbotax then make an error in calculating my taxes, since it sees $3,000 dollars as incorrectly deferred and thus taxable?
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No, TurboTax won't add the incorrectly recognized $3,000 excess deferral to your wages without you making an excess deferral entry in other income earned. Since there isn't a penalty calculated for an excess 403 (b) deferral you can ignore the excess deferral warning since you didn't make an excess deferral (IRS).
No, TurboTax won't add the incorrectly recognized $3,000 excess deferral to your wages without you making an excess deferral entry in other income earned. Since there isn't a penalty calculated for an excess 403 (b) deferral you can ignore the excess deferral warning since you didn't make an excess deferral (IRS).
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