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Retirement tax questions
My situation is that I realize I did not always fill out the 8606s correctly. Every year I would make a non-deduct contribution and roll it over to a Roth. No return showed a taxable distribution but often was not filled out correctly(showed no tax for the wrong reason). Now I just have Roth IRA money and nothing in any regular IRAs. Is there any reason to file corrected 8606s if it makes no difference? I have the 1099s/5498s and the returns did not take any deductions.
‎November 14, 2020
3:35 AM