If you are trying to claim a foreign earned income exclusion as a bona fide resident of another country, then you would enter your US travel dates and any income earned during your US travel dates.
If you actually moved back to the US and re-established your US residency, then you will not be able to claim the foreign gain exclusion under the Bona
Fide Residence Test
The only way to exclude any of your foreign earned income prior to your re-establishment date of Feb 7, 2017 would be to claim the Physical
Presence Test In this instance, you would look at the prior 12 month period and if you were outside the US for 330 days during a 12 month period, you can claim a portion of the foreign earned income exclusion.
For example, if you arrived in the US on 2/7/2017 and were in a foreign country for all of 2016, then you can claim a period from 2/7/2016 to 2/6/2017 for the Physical
Presence Test under the foreign earned income exclusion.
To
enter foreign earned income information in TurboTax, log into your tax return
(for TurboTax Online sign-in, click Here
and click on "Take me to my return") type "foreign earned income" in the search bar
then select "jump to foreign earned income".
TurboTax will guide you in entering this information.
If you do not meet either test, then you can still claim a Foreign
Tax Credit related to any foreign income taxes paid on any foreign income.
