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TurboTax does. However, it's all too easy to cause TurboTax to silently discard the transferred-in basis information by inadvertently answering No when asked if you made any nondeductible traditional IRA contributions. Once discarded, the historical information is gone. The only way to recover the information is to either manually reenter the amount or to start the tax return over and transfer in the historical information again.
TurboTax does. However, it's all too easy to cause TurboTax to silently discard the transferred-in basis information by inadvertently answering No when asked if you made any nondeductible traditional IRA contributions. Once discarded, the historical information is gone. The only way to recover the information is to either manually reenter the amount or to start the tax return over and transfer in the historical information again.
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