I have a traditional IRA, a Rollover IRA (rolled from a 401k), an inherited IRA, and a Roth IRA (all at Fidelity). In 2023, I took the RMD from the inherited IRA. I also did a Roth conversion from my Rollover IRA to my Roth. I understand those amounts are taxable. What I don't understand is why TurboTax is asking me this question. TurboTax says get the info from my 5498. But I got a 5498 for my inherited and Roth, I did not get one for my rollover or traditional. So I can't get the year-end value of my traditional from a 5498. BTW, I saw an answer here from 2021 that said if you did not make non-deductible contributions, you would not see this question, but I have told TurboTax that I did not make non-deductible contributions for all of these IRAs. I can figure out the year-end value of my traditional IRA, but the fact that it wants this number makes me think I made a mistake (or TurboTax has a bug).
