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I have the same question, but am using Turbotax Premier 2025.  The data showing in Turbotax for K-1 Partner's Capital Account Analysis (Section L) s the same as was shown in the 2023 K-1.  It does not match the current 2025 K-1. Nor the 2024 K-1 for this partnership.  Do I need to update the numbers in L Partner's Capital Account Analysis in the 2025 K-1 in Turbotax? The numbers on the 2025 K-1 are different from the numbers in Turbotax Premier for this partnership.  The Turbotax Premier dialog does not address Section L, Partner's Capital Account Analysis.  Does it matter?  Want to avoid questions from the IRS when I submit my taxes this year.   Would appreciate a quick reply as I'm nearly ready to file my 2025 taxes.   Thanks veehbj  

Ok, thanks for the explanation.  When I roll over the $65K pre-tax amount and leave $15K, which I then convert to a Roth, Form 8606 will take care of this — that makes sense. A few other questions came across: If I complete this transaction before December 31 and effectively empty my IRA account, do I need to wait until January 2026 to do a backdoor Roth for 2026, or can I do it right after completing this? For a backdoor Roth, how long do I need to keep the money in the traditional IRA before converting it to Roth? On the tax return for 2026, do I just report the traditional IRA contribution? If I do a backdoor Roth, will the tax documents essentially net to zero (e.g., $8,600 after tax contribution and $8,600 conversion resulting in no tax)? Also, I have a SEP IRA. Is it allowed  to roll the $65K into the SEP IRA instead of 401k? Is that even possible? And does having a SEP IRA create any issues for doing a backdoor Roth?

Thank you I will try the quick fix to get the print out. The print out is not the only concern as the program input is not working correct either. Once you put the husbands income in first it gets changed as soon as you put the wife’s income in second on her separate listing. 

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