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Form 8606 issues
I need assistance filling out my 8606 forms for the past 2 years, I am mostly getting confused on the earnings in my recharacterization and if they are included in the form. I appreciate any help at all! The pesky line 1 on form 8606 is what is giving me issues on both 2023 and 2024 taxes.
2023 taxes (figuring out if I need to amend this)
- Contributed $3,000 to a roth IRA, got married in december 2023 and was no longer eligible.
- January 2024 opened a new traditional IRA and recharacterized the roth amount which transferred at $3,480
- This was nondeductible and done before I filed my taxes.
- Form 8606
- Line 1: Should it be $3,000 or $3,480?
2024 taxes
- Accidently had that autopayment on for the roth and $250 got contributed to the roth IRA account in January 2024
- February 2024: recharacterized it to the traditional and a total of $258 was transferred
- Received a 1099R form with code N for $258
- In addition I made $2,750 nondeductible contributions to the traditional IRA
- I then converted the entirety of the traditional to the roth which was
- 1099R, code 2 for $6598.70, taxable amount not determined and IRA boxes checked
- Form 8606
- Line 1: Should it be $3,000 or $3,008?
- Line 2: Answer will be based on 2023 tax scenario
- Line 3: Line 1 +2
- Line 4: 0
- Line 5: Same as line 3
- Line 6: $0
- Line 7: $0
- Line 8: $6598.70
- Line 9: $6598.70
- Line 10: TBD on line 3
- I should be able to figure out the following lines, as long as I figure out line 1 from 2023. I would appreciate any help at all! I seem to be getting different answers everywhere!
I just want to make sure i'm going about this correctly!!
March 4, 2025
8:47 AM