...If you do end up doing a conversion of some IRA $$ to a Roth IRA this year, make sure you do not enter it in the software area where IRA or Roth IRA contributions are entered.
When you receive a 1099-R for that conversion (late Jan-early Feb), it will be entered as part of the follow-up questions when you enter that 1099-R in the income area of the software......and you will indicate that part-or-all of your IRA distribution was a conversion to a ROTH IRA.
AND...since you say you are retired, if you are age 73 or older for 2023?...In that case you would need to make sure you have taken, and kept your RMD$$ before you convert any $$ to the Roth IRA. The RMD amount that is distributed cannot be converted.
____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*
