I am of retirement age. In 2023, I moved money from IRA to Roth. I understand I need to pay taxes but don't know how to answer the Turbo question - What Did You Do With The Money from IRA? There are 2 options
1) l moved the money to another retirement account (or returned it to the same retirement account).
2) l did something else with it (cashed out, etc.).
Which answer is correct? I was issued a 1099-R for this transaction.
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The whole gross amount (before taxes) is 100% taxable. Then you get credit for the taxes withheld on 1040 line 25b. By the way, you could have added the withholding back in from other money to put 100% into the ROTH so it would continue to grow tax free. But that wouldn't change the 100% taxable now.
Pick #1 moved it to another retirement account. Then it will ask if it was to a ROTH.
Then choose - I did a combination of rolling over, converting or cashing out the money
Then it will ask how much you converted to a ROTH
You should answer that you moved money to another retirement account, then in a subsequent question say that you moved it to a Roth IRA account.
The amount will be taxed.
When I transferred from IRA to ROTH, 20% was withheld for taxes, so only 80% went to the ROTH. What does Turbo do with this information? I still get taxed on 100%?
When I transferred from IRA to ROTH, 20% was withheld for taxes, so only 80% went to the ROTH. What does Turbo do with this information? I still get taxed on 100%?
The whole gross amount (before taxes) is 100% taxable. Then you get credit for the taxes withheld on 1040 line 25b. By the way, you could have added the withholding back in from other money to put 100% into the ROTH so it would continue to grow tax free. But that wouldn't change the 100% taxable now.
I did these steps as two people have suggested:
"moved to another retirement account" then " combo of rolling over, converting,..." then I entered the $10,000 in the "Amount converted to a Roth IRA".
TurboTax then puts this $10000 as non-taxable. I know this is not correct! I am supposed to pay taxes on this distribution from a Trad IRA to a Roth IRA. Does anyone have an idea what I may be doing wrong?
Delete the 1099R and try entering it again Manually. That usually clears something out.
thank you, I will def try that! I did try zeroing it out, but I will remove the whole thing and reenter manually.
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