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Typically, an in path Roth conversion would mean that you converted pre-tax money in a retirement account to a Roth account, which is after tax. When you do so, you pay tax on the amount converted.
However, you can contribute after tax dollars to a traditional non-Roth retirement account and then transfer those contributions to a Roth account, which I believe it what you did. In either case, the question you are referring to is did you make non-deductible contributions to your non-Roth retirement account, and the answer would be "yes" as stated in the previous response.
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‎February 7, 2025
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