For backdoor Roth conversion, should I enter all IRA contributions till 2021 (I did $1000 in 2020 and $1000 in 2021), if I did IRA -> Roth conversion in 2021?

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Whether or not you entered the 2020 contribution on your 2020 return you should definitely not enter it as a contribution in 2021. You should enter the amount of your contribution for 2021.

Here's how to enter a backdoor Roth conversion.

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For backdoor Roth conversion, should I enter all IRA contributions till 2021 (I did $1000 in 2020 and $1000 in 2021), if I did IRA -> Roth conversion in 2021?

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