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I incorrectly put the total basis in Form 8606 for several years (2011 to 2016). Do I need to complete both Form 8606 and an Amended 1040 for EACH incorrect year?
In 2010: contributed to Traditional IRA for the first time. The total amount is nondeductible. Entered in line 1 (nondeductible contribution) as $4000. Entered in line 2 (total basis) as $0.
2012: contributed to Traditional IRA. Total amount is nondeductible. Entered in line 1 (nondeductible contribution) as $5000. Entered in line 2 (total basis) as $0.
2013: contributed to Traditional IRA. Total amount is nondeductible. Entered in line 1 (nondeductible contribution) as $5500. Entered in line 2 (total basis) as $0.
2016: contributed to Traditional IRA. Total amount is nondeductible. Entered in line 1 (nondeductible contribution) as $5500. Entered in line 2 (total basis) as $0.
Do I need to resubmit Form 8606 for 2012, 2013 and 2016? Do I also need to submit an amended 1040 even though it has no affect on my tax given it is a nondeductible contribution?