I opened an IRA in 2016 funded with aftertax dollars of $6,500. I converted the entire account/funds of $6,050 (loss of $450) to an existing Roth IRA. We did our 2018 Taxes using Quicken TurboTAX and it never asked if or how much of the funds for conversion were after tax dollars. The entire conversion of $6050 was counted as income and we paid tax on it. I believe it should have 100% converted to our Roth IRA without being considered income. Am I correct? If so- I find NO PLACE on the tax return where to indicate this – can you direct me to the form/line item where is it found to report the %or $ amount on the tax return? Also – is there anyplace I could take a loss of the $450 on the taxes? We didn’t sell the stock it was simply journaled from the IRA to the ROTH and the stock price was less on that day – so how is that handled on the tax return – if at all.