I contributed after tax money into traditional IRA, then I converted to Roth IRA from traditional IRA as back door option. Is that taxable? I have 1099-R.

No. Since you did not deduct the traditional contributions originally, the conversion of IRA contributions is not taxable. However, any earnings that were converted to a Roth on top of the traditional contributions are taxable.

If you would like instructions to report the conversion in TurboTax, see: How do I enter a backdoor Roth IRA conversion?

401k Rollover to my Roth IRA - Mistakenly rolled over employer contributions into the ROTH and received a 1099-R with G code with a 15,000 taxable amount - what can i do?

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I contributed after tax money into traditional IRA, then I converted to Roth IRA from traditional IRA as back door option. Is that taxable? I have 1099-R.

I contributed after tax money into traditional IRA, then I converted to Roth IRA from traditional IRA as back door option. Is that taxable? I have 1099-R.

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