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On My W2 Form I Have A Number 9b For Total Employee Contributions As $7080.00 And Their is No 9b. So, Where do I put the information?

On My W2 Form I Have A Number 9b For Total Employee Contributions As $7080.00 And Their is No 9b. So, Where do I put the information?
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On My W2 Form I Have A Number 9b For Total Employee Contributions As $7080.00 And Their is No 9b. So, Where do I put the information?

Where do you see 9b?   The box 12 code can only be one or two letters.   Most employee contributions would be a code D for a 401(k) plan or code AA for a 401(k) Roth, but there can be other types of plans will different letter codes.

**Disclaimer: This post is for discussion purposes only and is NOT tax advice. The author takes no responsibility for the accuracy of any information in this post.**

On My W2 Form I Have A Number 9b For Total Employee Contributions As $7080.00 And Their is No 9b. So, Where do I put the information?

@nora_lea_lynch 

9b?  Sounds like a form 1099-R.  (which does have box number 9b for Total Employee Contributions )

 

A 1099-R form is NOT a W-2 form, and if  you are trying to enter that data in a software W-2, then you are using the wrong software form Delete that  W-2 and go to the Retirement section of the Wages&Income page to enter your 1099-R in the proper place 

____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*

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