For Roth Conversion handling by Alabama, The TT screen "Some or All of Your Distribution is Taxable" has two boxes with a big "OR" in between. Why does TT fill both?

You put $20,000 in the Taxable IRA and $50,000 in the Taxable Roth IRA Conversion.

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Will TurboTax fix this confusing form? I have been doing backdoor Roth IRAs for years, and this is the first time that I have had a problem with the Alabama part of the return.

What are the correct steps to amend my return to properly account for backdooring a traditional to roth IRA? Box 4(b) is still showing the full amount after revisiting.

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For Roth Conversion handling by Alabama, The TT screen "Some or All of Your Distribution is Taxable" has two boxes with a big "OR" in between. Why does TT fill both?

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For Roth Conversion handling by Alabama, The TT screen "Some or All of Your Distribution is Taxable" has two boxes with a big "OR" in between. Why does TT fill both?

For Roth Conversion handling by Alabama, The TT screen "Some or All of Your Distribution is Taxable" has two boxes with a big "OR" in between. Why does TT fill both?

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