That all looks correct except that you need to include the $1,250 rollover on Form 1040 line 4a for a total of $5923 and the "ROLLOVER" notation on line 4b that comes from entering the code J Form 1099-R that reports the $1,250 distribution that will be rolled over by May 3, 2022. Although the filing could be done now, I would complete the 60-day rollover of this $1,250 before filing.
You'll also have the explanation statement describing the two separate returns of contribution, just listing the date(s) of the $6,000 contribution, the date (March 4), amount returned ($3,398) and gains ($20) for the first return of contribution and the date (March 7), amount returned ($1,250) and gains ($5) for the second return of contribution. To get to this entry, be sure to click the Continue button on the page that lists the code J and code JP Forms 1099-R.
