I left my employer in 2017. Rolled a pension to a traditional IRA. Rolled a 401K (which included BOTH pre-tax and after-tax contributions) to Fidelity. Fidelity put my after-tax amount into a ROTH account (so this went from after tax to after tax acct) and then the pre-tax amount went to a traditional Fidelity IRA. The payor sent 1099Rs showing all went to a regular IRA, but then I received 5498 forms from Fidelity which separate out the Roth from the traditional IRA. I'm concerned because the 1099R shows all going to IRA... But I did contribute part of my 401K post-tax, as I mentioned, so I would think that would not have a tax consequence anyway for a direct rollover. But I'm so confused - help! Do I need to have the 1099R corrected or is it ok as is? I'm worried the IRS will get the 5498 for the Roth and not understand that this came from the post-tax portion of my 401K!
