Backdoor Roth conversion from IRA, followed by Roth withdrawal, both in the 2020 tax year

[Dan-78]

Hi, 

In 2020 I did a backdoor IRA to Roth IRA conversion. I got a 1099-R on the IRA distribution, and of course I owe taxes on that. Then, later I withdrew the money from the Roth IRA. I got a 1099-R on the Roth distribution, and I do not owe any taxes on that amount since I paid the taxes when it came out of the IRA. 

My question is, how do I keep the income from showing up twice? Even though it's not taxed, it is counted twice as income. 

To explain further, let's say I did a $25,000 IRA to Roth conversion in 2020. So I owe taxes on the $25,000 I took out of my IRA. Then I took that same $25,000 out of my Roth account. I don't owe any taxes on it since it came out of a Roth account. BUT, my income is shown as $50,000 higher ($25K from IRA + $25K from Roth). Since it's the same $25,000, it should only be counted once. How do I tell Turbotax it's the same money?

I'm 64 years old, so no worries about penalties or anything. 

Thanks for any help.

[macuser_22]

It will show as income on the summary screen which shows gross income, not taxable income.

The IRS requires reporting all income on a *income* tax return - taxable and not-taxable.