So I made after tax contributions to my traditional IRA and then rolled it over to Roth.
It was plain and simple, I converted the entire amount and none of the pro rata rule stuff came into play.
My 1099 R for vanguard
Has two entries
1 Gross distribution:$6000
2a taxable amount : $6000
This is leading me to double taxation
How do I avoid this ?
Yes will consult tax professionals but have any of your experienced this ?
Is my 1099R incorrect or is there some way to report to the IRS that I made after tax contributions to my traditional IRA.
Thanks In advance!
TC: 300k
Yoe: 2
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I don’t get to this screen. Rather I get the screen that says “any non deductible contribution to your IRA”.