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Retirement tax questions
This is sometimes referred to as a Backdoor Roth.
A Backdoor ROTH conversion consists of two parts.
1. The nondeductible
contribution
2. The non-taxable
distribution
To record the nondeductible contribution in TurboTax Premier do the following:
- Federal Taxes >> Deductions & Credits >>Scroll Down to >> Traditional and Roth IRA Contributions
- Select >> Start/Update
- Traditional IRA and Roth IRA >> Select >> Traditional
- Did (Name) Contribute To a Traditional IRA >> Select >> Yes
- Was This a Repayment of a Retirement Distribution? >> Select >> No
- Tell Us How Much You Contributed >> Fill In as appropriate >> Select >> Continue
- Did You Change Your Mine? >> Select >> No
- Retirement Plan at Work >> Select >> Yes/No
- Any Excess IRA Contributions Before 2016 >> Select >> Yes/No
- Any Nondeductible Contributions to (Name) IRA? >> Select >> Yes >> Select >> Continue
- Let’s Find Your IRA Basis >> Fill In as appropriate >> Select >> Continue
- Income Too High To Deduct an IRA Contribution >> Select >> Continue
- Choose Not to Deduct IRA Contributions >> Select >> Yes >> Select >> Continue
- Your IRA Deduction Summary >> Your IRA Deduction >> $0 >> Select >> Continue
Now we’ll report the Non-taxable distribution into the Roth
- Federal Taxes >> Wages & Income >> Select >> I’ll choose what I work on
- Scroll Down to >> Retirement Plans and Social Security >> IRA, 401(k), Pension Plan Withdrawals (1099-R) >> Select >> Start/Update
- Your 1099-R >> Select >> Yes >> Select >> Continue
- Let Us Enter Your 1099-R >> Select >> I’ll type it myself >> Select >> Continue
- Tell Us Which 1099-R You Have >> Select >> 1099-R >> Select >> Continue
- Fill In as appropriate >> Select >> Continue
- Let Us Know a Little More About This Distribution >> Select >> From a traditional IRA
- Is this IRA subject to an early withdrawal penalty >> Select >> No >> Select >> Continue
- Did (Name) Inherit This (Name) IRA? >> Select >> No >> Select >> Continue
- What Did You Do With The Money From Fidelity? >> Select >> (Name) moved the money to another retirement account >>
- Select >> (Name) converted all of this money to a Roth IRA >> Select >> Continue
- Move Funds? >> Select >> No (Name) left the money in the Roth IRA >> Select >>Continue
If all this is done correctly and you had NO deductible IRA contributions, on your form 1040, line 15b should be $0 and line 32 should be $0
June 5, 2019
2:15 PM