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Retirement tax questions
Thank you all for the questions/ replies. They are very helpful.
My situation is a little different:
I have been doing Backdoor Roth conversion for a few years. Then moved to MA in 2020. I had no issue for 2020 tax return as I was “non-resident”.
I have Never taken any distribution from Roth, and basis for Traditional IRA is 0.
This is the first MA return as an “MA resident”.
under “ Taxable IRA distributions“, “other contributions previously texted by Massachusetts” - - my Roth conversion amount seems to be taxed by MA no matter I place “0” or 6000 in here.
”Total distributions received in previous years” - - I have placed the sum of previous conversions , which I believe is the distributions.
could this be the reason?
how may I avoid the double tax by MA?
Your help is much appreciated.