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If you used a traditional IRA to invest in an investment and then converted a portion to Roth, then that entire transaction is like a distribution that is 100% taxable. Was this done in 2020 or 2021? If in 2020, you should have received a 1099R. If not, you will need to prepare a substitute 1099-R just so you have an opportunity to pay tax on this. Here is how to do this.
Remember, you will do this if this entire transaction was done in 2020. if in 2021, then you should get a 1099-R for this transaction. If you don't, save this because you will report his in your 2021 return.
If you used a traditional IRA to invest in an investment and then converted a portion to Roth, then that entire transaction is like a distribution that is 100% taxable. Was this done in 2020 or 2021? If in 2020, you should have received a 1099R. If not, you will need to prepare a substitute 1099-R just so you have an opportunity to pay tax on this. Here is how to do this.
Remember, you will do this if this entire transaction was done in 2020. if in 2021, then you should get a 1099-R for this transaction. If you don't, save this because you will report his in your 2021 return.
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