1. Please follow these steps below to see all your forms including Form 8606. Please note, you might have to pay first to be able to view all forms.
- Select Tax Tools on the left and then Print Center
- Select Print, save or preview this year's return
2. Yes, the basis is the portion that has already been taxed. Line 14 lists the total basis that is still remains in the Traditional IRA. You used $6,990 of your basis for the conversion and therefore have a $10 basis remaining in the Traditional IRA to use for future years.
3. When you look at line 18, then you see only $10 are taxed from your conversion. This will carry over to line 4b of Form 1040.
Note, it future when you perform a backdoor Roth is is generally best to convert the gains too.
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