For 2021 , due to total AGI I could not deduct my 6k ira contribution
since I already made contribution and now since it’s post taxes , would I have to pay taxes when in future I take distribution ?
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You do not pay tax on any contributions that you could not deduct. You will pay tax on any earning.
For example, if you contributed $6,000 in after tax money to your IRA and it grows to $10,000 when you decided to withdraw it, then only $4,000 will be taxable ($10,000-$6,000).
TurboTax will keep track of this after tax basis.
Since it was not deductible eligible I didn’t report , how do I correct it ?
plus several years dow the road when I do withdraw , how would Irs know only 4000 assuming gain is only taxable ?
Report your nondeductible IRA contribution on Form 8606 so you and IRS have a record that you made a nondeductible contribution.
TurboTax will create Form 8606 if you enter a nondeductible contribution. You can amend your return.
How do I amend my 2021 return?
When you do withdraw from an IRA several years down the road, Form 8606 will be your proof that you made a nondeductible contribution.
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