This is not correct as per IRS form p590a. That form clearly states my conversion from a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA was not to be included in my AGI for purposes of contribution to a Roth. I called (at my expense) a senior tax account who researched this and confirmed what I have stated. I would attached the document, but I don't see a way to do that.
So - Turbo tax had me back out my contributions of $15000 (2 people) - which caused me to have to pay taxes on the earnings (roughly $2000). These earnings would have not been taxible had the money stayed in the Roth like it was supposed too. In other words - a turbotax error is why I'm paying an additional ~$500 in taxes.
Kindly respond.
