What makes you think a Roth conversion is not taxable - it is. Converting a before tax retirement account to an after-tax retirement account always require that the tax be paid. Only if there was after-tax money in the first account would some or all the conversion not be taxable.
The 1095-A and 1099-R are not related in any way. The difference is the tax on the conversion.
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