Pension Distribution into Traditional IRA and Roth IRA. How to enter properly into TurboTax

[Zuser]

I chose to take my portion of pension contributions out via a distribution in 2017.  Since the amounts represented my contributions it contained portions that were both taxed (my excess contributions) and non taxed (required for pension participation).  When I took the distributions I rolled the non taxable portion into a traditional IRA and I took the after tax portion and rolled them into a Roth IRA.    Since the Roth portion had already been taxed using after tax dollars, how do I show this correctly when I am filing in Turbo Tax for 2017.  it is not a recharacterization or contribution.  but a rollover over of after tax pension into a Roth IRA.  Thanks for your help

[BMcCalpin]

Your headline reads "HSA..." but I don't see HSA anywhere in the question body.

It's probably just as well, since you are allowed only one rollover from an IRA to an HSA in a lifetime, and you aren't allowed a rollover to an HSA from any qualified plan ever.

[Zuser]

Thanks for the message.  I'm actually not sure why it was classified HSA vs. IRA vs. Roth.  My original subject was Pension Distribution to IRA and Roth IRA.

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@BMcCalpinwrote:

Your headline reads "HSA..." but I don't see HSA anywhere in the question body.

It's probably just as well, since you are allowed only one rollover from an IRA to an HSA in a lifetime, and you aren't allowed a rollover to an HSA from any qualified plan ever.

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