taxable ira/keogh distributions on MA state tax

[Sps1981]

I am trying to complete my MA returns today (Marc, 2024) for the tax year 2023 and am a little confused with the word "previous" in both questions for taxable IRA section.

My history for this is - All my contributions to my traditional IRA were non-deductible and made in MA and were therefore taxed by both the Fed and MA (have filed 8606 for 2022 and will be in 2023). I then converted the trad IRA to Roth IRA the same years for 2022 and 2023. 

For tax year 2022

I contributed $6000
Converted - $6001

Balance at end of 2022 - $4

For tax year 2023 

I contributed $6500
Converted - $6514

Balance at end of 2022 - $0

My questions:

QUESTION 1-

"Other Contributions Previously Taxed by Massachusetts":

"Previously", do they mean Taxed non-deductible contributions for 2022 and 2023? In my case this would be $12500 isn't it? 

Or is it just for the year 2022 and not considering what I did in 2023, then it would be just $6000?

QUESTION 2-

"Total Distributions Received in Previous Years":

I assume this means total distributed in tax year 2022 and 2033.

So my answer would be $0 as I converted everything in their respective years and never took any money from the accounts. Am I correct?.

For my scenario I am thinking the correct answers: $12500 for question 1 and $0 for question 2.

Am I correct here off base?? Any help please.

Thanks!!

[DanaB27]

Q1. Yes, you will enter all previously taxed contributions. In your case: $12,500.

Q2. It means distributions prior to 2023 and this included the amounts that were converted. Therefore, you would answer $6,001.