I have 3 separate IRA distributions.
1)Roth Conversion from 401k
2)Backdoor Roth
3)Inherited IRA (from father).
On the Federal return, it's handled correctly. The Roth Conversion and Inherited IRA distributions are taxed, but the backdoor is not since it was with a non-deductible contribution.
However, on the NJ State Return, the Roth Conversion is correctly taxed, but both the Backdoor and Inherited IRA distributions are showing up as non-taxable. The distribution from the Inherited IRA should be taxable.
Form 8606 and IRA worksheets seem to be correct.
