Rollover from 401k to IRA is being called 'Pension and Annuity Distributions' by TurboTax

[Tax_Filer_5050]

Received a 1099-R for rollover from 401k to IRA. Taxable amount $0 as expected. But as I proceed through filing, TT throws up a page with the header 'Here is how your retirement and IRA distributions affect your income.' Then in a short table it has 2 rows

Traditional and Roth IRA distributions

Pension and annuity distributions 

... and 2 columns titled 'Total' and 'Taxable'.

In this 2x2 grid, the amount from 1099-R is listed on the 'Pension and annuity distributions' row. Why? I am not taking a pension or annuity distribution.

Please advise.

[DavidD66]

It is nothing to be concerned about.  The IRS uses two categories/descriptions for distributions from retirement plans:  IRA Distributions and Pensions and annuities, lines 4 and 5 of Form 1040, respectively.  401(k) distributions are not IRAs, so they are included on line 5, Pensions and annuities.  That's just the way it works.  Again, nothing to be concerned about. 

[VolvoGirl]

Only IRA distributions go on the IRA line (1040 line 4).  Everything else goes on the other line and 1040 line 5.  A 401K is not an IRA.   It will show up as 0 taxable on line 5b with Rollover written by it.