In 2023, I made a non-tax deductible contribution to my traditional IRA. My broker said that I could recharacterize this contribution in which the $6500 would be returned and I would need to pay taxes on any gains, which I'm doing this year (it was comingled accidentally in pre-tax funds). I'm now going through the process…
I did a backdoor Roth in 2023, but didn't make enough income to totally phase out of the deductible amounts. So when I put my Trad IRA contribution —> Roth IRA conversion information, FreeTaxUSA is "forcing" me to take the partial Trad IRA deduction, and wants to tax me on my Roth IRA conversion. I double checked that the…
I made $7000 non-deductible contributions to my traditional IRA account for year 2024 and $6500 for year 2023. The 2023 contribution was done in 2023 to Roth IRA but I recharacterized it in 2024. The immediately I converted all of it (both 2024 and recharacterized 2023 contribution) to Roth IRA. Because the conversion were…
In 2024, I contributed $7K to a traditional IRA and bought an mutual fund. The mutual fund went down in value to $6,929. I then converted the full amount in my traditional IRA, $6,929, to my roth IRA, prior to Dec 31 2024.. My traditional IRA had $0 thereafter. My question is — FreeTaxUSA is reporting basis on the 8606. Is…
Contributed $6500 to a Roth IRA in 2023. As I was filing in calendar year 2024, I realized I was over the income limit. Recharacterized the 2023 contributions in calendar year 2024, and performed a backdoor conversion. $7082 was recharacterized, and $7204 was converted from the traditional to the Roth IRA. I expected to…
Situation: Have done “clean” backdoor IRAs for a number of years. Really butchered it this year and learned my lesson to just do the backdoor if unsure about income. January 2024: Contribute $6.5K into Roth IRA for tax year 2023 February 2024: Realize MAGI is above the roth limit for 2023, withdrawal contribution + gains.…
I converted $11,000 in IRA contributions to Roth IRA in 2024 ($4K in 2023 contributions and $7K in 2024 IRA contributions). It was a total conversion. It's showing that I owe tax on the difference between my conversion amount and the current year contributions ($11K-$7k=$4K). What am I doing wrong?
I started my Traditional IRA account back in 2023. During that year I contributed $3.5K, all the funds were non-deductible due to my AGI. Unfortunately, I made a mistake in my 2023's 8606 form and specified only $3K of non-deductible contributions. I bought $500 of FMSDX and didn't realize that Fidelity doesn't show money…
Hi, In 2024 I made non-deductible Traditional IRA contributions and then converted that Traditional IRA balance to a Roth IRA. So I got a 1099-R for the distribution. I believe I correctly input the 1099-R and follow-up questions into FreeTaxUSA (yes this is a Roth conversion, my 2023 and 2024 year-end Traditional IRA…
I took a traditional 401k account and converted that into a Charles Schwab Rollover IRA, then transferred those funds into a Roth Contributory IRA. So now I have a 1099-R for this transfer. When trying to enter this information into my return the following questions are presented in yes/no fashion: "Is this a Roth…
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