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It seems that part of the contribution was automatically nondeductible because of the IRA deduction limits. Please check the “Choose Not to Deduct IRA Contributions” screen it should state the amount that is still deductible. This is the amount you enter to make nondeductible (not the total contribution amount since part of the contribution is already automatically nondeductible).
Yes, you would enter $5,730 since $1,270 are already automatically made nondeductible by the IRA deduction limit. This will result that the full $7,000 will be nondeductible and entered on Form 8606.
It seems that part of the contribution was automatically nondeductible because of the IRA deduction limits. Please check the “Choose Not to Deduct IRA Contributions” screen it should state the amount that is still deductible. This is the amount you enter to make nondeductible (not the total contribution amount since part of the contribution is already automatically nondeductible).
Thank you very much for the explanation!
Most likely that's exactly the case. I can see on the forms the following:
Yes, you would enter $5,730 since $1,270 are already automatically made nondeductible by the IRA deduction limit. This will result that the full $7,000 will be nondeductible and entered on Form 8606.
@DanaB27 - Thank you very much!
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