@dmertz Thanks!
This worked -- though now that I have entered it -- and generally understand it I realize I have a couple remaining question.
Jan 11, 2022 I made a 6,000 backdoor contribution FOR 2021 into traditional IRA
Later in 2022 I made the 20,000 withdrawal into the traditional IRA (covered in the 1099-R Code G)
Also the 16,000 conversion into the Roth (covered in the 1099-R Code 2)
Finally in Jan 2023 I made a 6,000 backdoor contribution FOR 2022 into traditional IRA
So ... all of the numbers seem right from a taxable standpoint, but I am wondering if my 2022 Basis should be 6,000 higher (guessing the basis includes both the "for 2021" donation and the "for 2022" donation).
This all should come out in the wash for the 2023 basis but thinking maybe I should have added an extra 6,000 somewhere in there? (What step would that have been?).
Thanks AGAIN
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Then that just leaves the question about the after tax 401k 1099-r not getting the pre- and post- tax numbers right since I had substantial loss on the withdrawal and not a gain (as I noted in the extra credit. Assume I can just modify the number in box 5 of the 1099-r box g).
