I realized I made too much in 2022 to contribute to a Roth IRA while doing my taxes in March 2023. I had contributed the max $6000 to my Roth IRA. Once I realized I didn't qualify, I withdrew the $6000 as an over contribution for 2022 and redeposited the $6000 in an IRA for a contribution year of 2022. I then did the Roth IRA backdoor conversion, which I discovered doesn't target previous years, so now my $6000 was converted over to my Roth for 2023. While doing my taxes in Turbo Tax I followed the instructions on this post, Solved: Reporting excess Roth IRA Contribution (intuit.com). Now I want to know if I can re-contribute to my IRA for 2022 since technically, I never contributed to any IRA in 2022. I went to add funds to the previous year, but SoFi is showing that I already contributed to 2022, even though it's been converted to my Roth. Any help or link to an article explaining this would be appreciated. I had a hard time finding the one article that had my scenario.
