Yes, the 2024 Form 8606 will help you avoid paying tax on the conversion that will take place in 2025.
Since the contribution is non-deductible, as long as you do not have other Traditional IRA accounts that contain pre-tax money, then when you convert the Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA it will be non-taxable except for any earnings that may have accrued in the account before it it converted.
On your 2025 tax return, you will enter the Form 1099-R and answer the follow-up questions to indicate that the money was converted to a Roth IRA. Then, the non-deductible contribution amount will be taken into account so that the conversion is not taxable.
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