If you repeat the interview, it is like starting over so you must re-answer the question. Answers that only direct you to the next screen are not remembered.
A code G 1099-R that is rolled to a Roth is normally taxable unless there is an amount in box 5 that is subtracted from the box 1 amount and is in box 2a. A code G implies a Traditional 401(k) that is before tax money that is taxable when converted to an after-tax Roth unless the 401(k) contained after-tax contributions that would be shown in box 5.
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