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Retirement tax questions
Looks good. the *s after the lines indicate Turbotax is using a separate calculation worksheet which is why some of it doesn't show on Form 8606 directly.
Saying "Yes" to converting all to Roth is correct, it's referring to the amount of the 1099-R not the market value of your IRA.
The 0.66 you left behind and presumably answered as the 12/31/25 market value gets rounded up to $1 which is why your basis applied to the conversion was $13999 not $14000 and you have $1 on Line 14 carried over as basis to 2026. When you do a backdoor in 2026 you would convert the penny earnings to Roth to get the Trad IRA down to $0, and that $1 will get applied to that conversion. See
https://www.whitecoatinvestor.com/pennies-and-the-backdoor-roth-ira/
March 17, 2026
5:20 AM